Samsung CLP-310N gives black lines while printing. Plus with mutliple pages it prints the residu image of the previous page. Could this be an OPC-problem? Is there a way to clean it without damaging it? Thanks!
SOURCE: my samsung 3175fn laser printer keeps getting a black line and ye
The printer has a build up of toner on the drum/fuser, a maintenance cleaning done by certified technician of the printer would fix this problem.
SOURCE: my samsung clp-315w prints smudgy black lines
Cleaning my unit resulted in the solution of this problem. I removed the toner cartridges, the imaging unit, and the waste bin, opened the back door as well, and blew it out with "canned air". This will not solve all problems, but it is the right place to start. be careful to keep the imaging unit out of bright light when you you have it out of the printer.
SOURCE: Samsung CLX-3160FN Vertical lines when printing black
This is a very common problem with Samsung CLX-3160 and CLP-300 printers. The real problem is that the developer blades get dirty with the toner. Buying a new imaging unit will only fix the problem for a short period of time then it starts to get buildup on the developer blades.
You need to clean the developer blades. If there are streaking on any color, then also needs to be cleaned.
To clean the developer blades, look to this link. http://losingambition.com/clp300imagefix/ It describes how to clean them. It only takes a few minutes to do once you get the developers out of the unit. Just be careful when you clean the edge of the blades. You need to make sure that the residue is completely removed from the edge. Also be sure that when you reinstall the blade that the little foam does not get trapped below the blade. Otherwise when you print the side where the blade is not properly installed will have too much color.
If you are afraid of messing your printer up, then you need to buy a new imaging unit. They go around $100.
SOURCE: lines across printed pages
Does the line repeat, if so tell me what the distance it between repititions. I need the EXACT measurment in millimeters preferably but inches will do.
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