I have also turned the unit off and back on. There is a girgling and grinding sound. The HP color print diagnostic page has color printing fine with fading black. Nothing seems to help.
I have also turned the unit off and back on. There is a girgling and grinding sound. The HP color print diagnostic page has color printing fine with fading black. Nothing seems to help.
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Are you using orginal cartridges? What is the model number for your printer please?
Try cleaning where the black cartridge sits into.
Your cartridge may be old and expired.
Does your printer have printheads?Are you using orginal cartridges?
What is the model number for your printer please?
Try cleaning where the black cartridge sits into.
Your cartridge may be old and expired.
Does your printer have printheads?
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The cause of this fading is due to a build up of toner on the developer blades. If it looks like this with streaking vertical fading. The problem is with the developer in the imaging unit. The problem can be fixed by either replacing the imaging unit for $100+ or you can fix it yourself by cleaning the imaging unit. You will need simple hand tools and if you are careful restore the print quality of your printer. I have a link to instructions that should help you http://www.fixya.com/support/r4120906-clean_developer_blades_samsung_clp_300 Hope this helps you.
For ghost printing, i suggest you clean the fuser roller inside the cartridge compartment by a cotton swab with water and remove all the toner dirt on the roller. For faded print outs, the problem is the toner is near to end, Just replace new toner cartridge. Try also to shake the cartridge to distribute evenly the toner power.
Your toner cartridge is probably getting low. Toner is actually a powder, and it can get settled during shipments, bringing it home, etc etc.
Take out the black toner and give it a gentle side-to-side shake a few times and pop it back in.
That should help.
metering blade is gunked up. You need to dissasemble part of the imaging unit to fix the problem. Clean it. put it back together and BINGO! Like new. Do this before throwing money into buying a new imaging unit.. You can thank me when this works
Have you tried cleaning the leans at the bottom of the printer? Open the cover, pull out the drum. Under it is a long, narrow piece of glass. If it gets dusty or toner accumulates on it, it will cause streaks in the printing. If this is dirty, take a clean, soft cloth and very gently wipe it off.
The problem is with the developer in the imaging unit. The problem can be fixed by either replacing the imaging unit for $100+ or you can fix it yourself by cleaning the imaging unit. You will need simple hand tools and if you are careful restore the print quality of your printer. I have a link to instructions that should help you http://www.fixya.com/support/r4120906-clean_developer_blades_samsung_clp_300 Hope this helps you.
I have also turned the unit off and back on. There is a girgling and grinding sound. The HP color print diagnostic page has color printing fine with fading black. Nothing seems to help.
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