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My EPSON Aculaser C3000 is ghosting Althoughthe print quality is fine I am getting a ghost immage on everything I print. I have tried limited cleaning to no avial - any solutions Could be any of the ...

Epson C1900 "ghost " images I have a problem with ghost images appearing on printouts on my Epson C1900 Aculaser. The top 1/3rd of the page is perfect but ghost images appear in the lower 2/3 of the ...

"Generic / Text Only" driver printer and cyrillic I am using an application that only supports printing with the "Generic / Text Only" driver. I recently purchased a TM-U220 receipt printer and have ...

Noise and overlapping 'ghost image' on photos After printing 22 pages of color photos on my Stylus C88 with no problem, the printer started making a rough noise while printing, like something needs to

...text I get a ghost image of the same thing in magenta, offset about 10mm. On a nozzle test it gives me three parallel lines (in the stepped arrangement) where there should be one, for a couple of the ...

Ghost image on Epson Acculaser C4000 I get a "ghost image" half way down any page that I print on the Epson Acculaser C4000. It is a faint but noticeable ghost image of whatever is at the top of the ...

My Epson Powerlite 5350 has a ghost image. Any recommendation on how to adjust the projector to remove this symptom? I've got the same problem on two Epson EMP7300. I believe (from reading about other

Am I correct that most ghosting issues require replacing a part? It is possible you would need a replacement part. Check your cables first though. Many ghosting issues can be caused by a bad cable or ...

WILL ONLY PRINT EVERY ALTERNATE LINE OF TEXT & TEXT BOX BORDERS I have a text document that is a series of Text box's sized 150mm by 20mm high to form a table. When I try to print it out either ...

ghost image on a 7700p powerlite projector There is a red image to the left of the original image on the screen. Is it a ribbon issue inside the board, a lens issue, or is it something else entirely? ...