Samsung SCX 4200 All-In-One Laser Printer "smearing page" Questions

...page with your fingers; or is it just smearing when it prints; but, the toner is affixed to the paper? 1) If you can smear it with your fingers; replace the fuser. It's not heating the toner properly ...

...I can still read the printed page but the SMEARING marks are very obvious Vertical Smear indicates ROLLERS. Clean the rollers. Most printers has a rear cover that you can open to reveal the

smearing on the right side of the page on every print every color smears on the right side of the page See the user guide on page 191 and following to clean the paper path.

Konica Minolta 2300W ink smears My pages began printing with magenta smears the entire length of the page. Each print, the smear spreads further across the width of the page. All toner cartridges are ...

...accessible to the fuser and prevent the toner from adhering to the page. But I would try using WD-40 to lubricate some of these components and assume the noise and the smearing are separate

When documents print out, one side of the copy is smeared. We cleared out a paper jam and I think part of the lining of the roller came off. Smeared output can result when you refeed a printed page ...

...smearing you mean the print is also rubbing off? Then you definately have a fuser unit issue. The fusing unit is the assembly that heats up and "fuses" the toner onto the page. When these start to go ...

...smearing. It literally prints a ghost of the previous page on the following page. Is this a product of the paper type? Is the Phaser 8200 not compatible with linen paper? Any other possible fixes? ...

RICOH 1224C COPIES ARE SMEARED IT COPIES FINE BUT 2 OUT OF 3 COPIES ARE SMEARED ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE PAGE...WHAT COULD IT BE? Smeared output can also result when you refeed a printed page into the

Only certain letters are smearing We have several of these units and only in certain parts of the page and only some letters smearing, not the entire page Most likely it is the fusing assembly.