I have an HP LaserJet P3005 printer that prints wrinkled pages. I already checked for debri that might be blocking the rolls thus wrinkling the paper. What could be causing the paper to come out wrinkled?
2 reasons:
1. Was there a paper jam prior to this problem? It could be that the paper was pulled out and a small bit of it is stuck on the pins that guide the paper from the heat roller. If no torn jammed paper prior to this issue, then check out 2.
2. the heater/roller is damaged and needs to be replaced. I would suggest you take it to your nearest HP dealer to properly diagnose this for you.This would save you unnecessary cost in trying to pull it apart and causing more damage to it.
Good Luck,
Hewlett Packard P3005 Fuser
The HP P3005 fuser is located at the back of the printer.
The fuser has a thin film upper roller which can be torn, some symptons can be "Wrinkled Pages","Poor Fusing", "Toner Rubs Off the Page", "Pieces of black Plastic Come Out".
*** The printer should be unplugged from any power source before any servicing is performed ***
The rear cover can be taken off by removing 2 screws. Once the cover has been removed the fuser can be removed by taking out 4 screws and 3 electrical connections.
Part Number and purchasing link below
Hewlett Packard P3005 Fuser
The HP P3005 fuser is located at the back of the printer.
The fuser is suppose to last up to 200,000 pages, however they rarely get that far.
The fuser has a thin film upper roller which can be torn, some symptons can be "Wrinkled Pages","Poor Fusing", "Toner Rubs Off the Page", "Pieces of black Plastic Come Out".
*** The printer should be unplugged from any power source before any servicing is performed ***
The rear cover can be taken off by removing 2 screws. Once the cover has been removed the fuser can be removed by taking out 4 screws and 3 electrical connections.
Part Number and purchasing link below
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