Question about Samsung SF-560 Plain Paper Laser Fax
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
You have to determine if your FAX is the problem or the sending FAX has the problem. The first thing to do is make a copy or print a report. If it comes out clean you FAX is NOT the one with the problem. The sender has to get their optics cleaned.
On the other hand, if it's still "streaky" then your fax has a problem. First off remove the cartridge and look inside it, if you see toner get a can of compressed air (sold in office supply stores to clean keyboards) and blow out as much as you can. I suggest taking the machine outside the toner dust can make quit a mess. Make a few copies (5 - 10) to check it out. Each copy should come out with less misplaced toner.
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Have you tried both drum and toner supplies? cause it sounds like a drum fault, if you have tried a new drum and toner, and it is doing it when printing internal reports, receiving fax's and copying then you have a tecnical issue to do with charge and this would likely render machine unecomical to repair (unless you can find a bad contact with drum on machine). If it receives faxs clearly but copys black then it is different issue (ie optics).
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when photocpying, the outcome comes out all in black, the toner is new
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