Even though I give a page range it still prints only one page, usually the last page in the sequence.

I do not know for sure on the Samsung but on HP's this problem is often caused by the pickup solenoid sticking. There is usually a foam bumper on the pickup solenoid which breaks down over time and then the adhesive stops the solenoid from releasing properly. You can clean it off all the old foam and adhesive and run without it, just make printer a little noisier. The solenoid will usually be on the right side.

please your open the programmes and open the page
and give a control p comand and select to page and apply print
and s
econd time you go file menu in printer page setup is open
and even page select and setup ok
and third time you go my computer in printer open
and penter setup page setup and youyr printer select and apply.
ok

have you try printing with selected pages ? put the range from first page to the last. Ex: 1 - 10

This is usually the Transfer kit, but if the image drum or one of the power supplies goes bad, that can also give blank pages. The Drum problem for no print is usually a grounding/connection problem. Power Supplies are a complicated repair, but these printers aren't too bad to work on. You can buy good used one's fairly cheap on ebay, though. Should consider going to a later model CLJ if you replace with a used, though.

You must change the power supply

When you call up your printer (usually [Ctl][P]) tell it to print even numbered pages only, but in reverse order, This means the last page to be printed will be page 2, and it will be face down on the top of the pile (blank side showing) Take the printed sheets and rotate them so the top (head) of the sheet is feeding back into the machine, with the blank sides up. Now call your print up again and tell it to print the odd pages only. The first sheet to be printed will be page 1 which will print on the blank side of page 2, and all the rest will follow in sequence, with the correct sides up. Works every time. The print control is part of the Windows system, so your application should provide the full functionality.

Check printer properties and make sure you have specified the correct paper size.

Printable Version

Do you have the owners manual? Did you cancel the document from the computer and turn the printer off for at least 30 secs. The speckled print and lines are usually caused by a defective toner or worn drum. Usually a drum will last for 10 thousand or more cycles. But sometimes prematurely wear out. Make sure you are absolutely using a genuine Brother OEM supply. Generics have a high failure rate. This is not a heavy duty printer. When you need a drum and toner together, it will be just as cheap to buy another low end Brother printer.

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