Hp laser jet P2035N has a crease down the center of the page as the paper exits it is actually slightly raised so the print is smearing

Probably a damaged fuser.

Your information is a bit limited but we'll try anyway.
If the crease is a corner fold or a pressure line down the page, it will often be caused by something in the paper feed path close to the main drive bar in an inkjet or near the fuser in a laser printer. Have a look at the leading edge of the paper as it exits the printer for a nick or mark that may give a clue where to start looking. If there is a fold or crumple line down the length of the page, look at the paper pick up mechanism in an inkjet (usually the paper tray is a good start) or if it is a laser printer you should remove the fuser and check the fuser sleeve and pressure rollers. If you could let me know what the machine is and where the crease is I may be able to give better advice.

The page size its correct?(paper, A4,letter....etc).
Do a test page on windows and see-it.
Check the size of paper!

Your cartridges are bad. Whatever colors are causing problems need to be replaced to fix the problem

need to clear jam and then make sure all sensor wires are free and working...It should not jam from low paper...

There are two things that can cause print quality problems and a noises. One being the toner cartridge and the other being the fuser assembly. If you have already replaced the toner cartridge and it did not take care of the problem then the fuser may need to be replaced. You can take it to a local printer repair shop to get it fixed.

Hi jepeto997:
Try these steps.
Check for and remove any media, jammed
paper, or debris found in the printers exit
path.
2. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 2.
2 1. Clean the maintenance kit wiper blade or
replace the maintenance kit.
2. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 3.
3 1. Check the exit area, exit frame, the
preheater, maintenance kit, and the
printhead (including the paper release blade)
to see if there is anything touching the drum
assembly.
2. Reseat any printer component interfering or
touching the drum assembly.
If there are streaks on the front side only of a
2-sided print, the preheater may be scraping
ink off the print.
2. Look for ink shavings along the streaks on
the printed paper.
3. Clean the preheater using the Control Panel
Remove Print Smears function.
4. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 5.
5 1. Possible weak or missing jet. Print the weak/
missing jet test print from the Control Panel,
see "Weak/Missing Jet" on page 5-33.
2. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 6.
6 1. Possible discolored jet. Print the solid fill test
print, see "Black, Red, Green, Blue, Cyan,
Magenta, and Yellow Solid Fills" on
page 5-40.
2. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 7.
7 1. The X-axis drive is not functioning correctly.
If the X-Axis Drive does not move the
printhead smoothly and evenly during
printing, vertical lines appear on the print.
For information about X-Axis Drive
problems, see "White Stripes (Pinstripes)"
on page 5-30.
2. Did this correct the problem?
Complete. Go to Step 8.
8 1. Smears on a duplex print can be caused by
the paper preheater operating at a
temperature that is too high or debris is in
the duplex roller or duplex paper path
guides.
2. Run the service diagnostics Duplex Path
test to check the paper preheater’s
temperature.
3. Is the operating temperature within the
correct value range?
the paper preheater operating at a
temperature that is too high or debris is in
the duplex roller or duplex paper path
guides.
2. Run the service diagnostics Duplex Path
test to check the paper preheater’s
temperature.
3. Is the operating temperature within the
correct value range?
Replace the
preheater.
Replace the
electronics
module
Hope this helps
3. Clean the paper release blade.
4. Did this correct the problem?

There sounds like there is somthing in the path of the printhead. Using a flash light, remove back cover of machine and look for a small piece of paper,etc. Be careful not to jam anything in to th machine. It may take running a thick piece of paper through manually with your hands to remove the object.

Make sure your sheets are aligned and tucked in with the paper feed rails, otherwise, it will slightly veer off one of the sides.

Also, if you haven't replaced the paper feeder rollers, do so, one must be worn out more than the other, and this also prevents the sheets from going through straight.

Hope That Helps!

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