Printing jobs are coming out with the text off the page

Someone printing a web page or a document with text/image that the machine does not recognise. Delete the job from the server or PC from where it is being forwarded to the machine then power on machine. If the job is stuck on the machine queue then power on and as soon as the print job appears in the queue on the machine you need to deleteit. May have to log in as admin.

Don't replace but verify the condition of fuser assembly, if you found any cracks or folds on teflon roller or pressure roller causes the same thing, just verify get back to us...

Imaging drum reach 20,000 (black only) or 5,000 (color), replace the image drum.

Supplies life
The life of the imaging drum depends on the number of black-only or color pages that print jobs
require. Imaging-drum life is also affected each time the device calibrates because calibrating causes the imaging drum to rotate. Imaging-drum life is measured in terms of number of rotations rather than number of pages printed.
The type and length of print jobs also affects drum life. A series of short print jobs uses more drum
life than an equivalent number of pages printed in a single large job. To extend drum life, print
multiple copies of a print job at one time rather than sending the same job to the device multiple times.
The life of a print cartridge depends on the amount of toner that print jobs require. When printing text at 5% coverage, black print cartridges last an average of 5,000 pages and cyan, magenta, and
yellow print cartridges last an average of 2,000 pages. High-capacity cyan, magenta, and yellow print cartridges last an average of 4,000 pages. (A typical business letter has 5% coverage.)

Follow these steps to change print settings, and then print in Mac OS X 10.6. Step one: Select your product

1. In the program from which you want to print, click File , and then click Print . Figure 11: Click File, and then click Print
2. Select your product from the Printer: drop-down list.

Step two: Change print settings

1. Type the number of copies to print in the Copies text box.
2. If you want to print multiple copies, select the Collated check box to print the pages of each copy in order.
3. Select the pages of the print job that you want to print. To print all pages, select All. To print a specific range of pages only, type the page number that begins the page range in the From text box. Then, type the page number that ends the page range in the To text box.
4. Select the size and type of paper loaded in the product from the Paper Size drop-down list.
5. Select the orientation for your print job. To print in portrait orientation, click the icon on the left. To print in landscape orientation, click the icon on the right.

Step three: Change the paper type and quality settings

1. After the Orientation section, click the drop-down, and then select Paper Type/Quality . NOTE: This drop-down usually defaults to the program specific drop-down. In this example, the drop-down is the TextEdit drop-down. Figure 12: Select Paper Type/Quality
2. Adjust the Paper Type setting to match the paper loaded in the product.
3. Adjust the Quality setting to change the print quality of the printed page.
4. Select Print Borderless to print photos without a white border.
5. To change the color profile or to turn on Photo Fix, click the arrow next to Color Options to display the Color Options menu. Figure 13: Color Options menu 1 - Paper Type/Quality menu options 2 - Color Options menu (only available if you click Color Options)

Step five: Print the print job After all the settings match the needs of the print job, click Print on the Print window to print the document or print job.

How new are your ink cartridges? You could be either getting low on ink OR your ink cartridge's print head may be clogged up with ink. When this happens, none of the ink is able to come out, so you won't see any text on the page when you send a print job to it.

I hope this helps! :)

There is a job in the print queue. At the start of a print job a code is sent saying print the following data as graphics because you have turned the printer off it thinks that all the data is text. You need to delete the job in the print queue. Select the printer in Control Panel>Printers and it should show you a list of print jobs. Delete them

I would have said Gotta be setting in your print dialogue box, but if the test page comes out as mirror image, must be
a setting on printer control somewhere

Some times image/picture files are very big files. That big size, in mega-bytes, some times conflicts with your amount of available memory. It could effect the print que or ram. Try running the file through a picture editing program edit the files then rename and save them. You can check the file size prior and then after you run the file through the program. If the file size is lowered it should print.

well..assuming that the text is the same on all, this might be a settings issue, with the print spooler. That's in the set up of the printer, under properties..look into that, and perhaps you'll want to spool the whole job, instead of printing immediately?

print spooler memory is finite, so the longer jobs will take longer.

I think their is leser is not taking fully of the document some problem in hardware.