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Posted on Feb 26, 2009

I have a lanier 6713 that streaks and makes dirty copies. Ive cleaned the coronas and its not any better

  • dabarnes23 Feb 27, 2009

    I have figured out that the drum still has toner on it after making the copies...Possibly whatever cleans the drum is bad? Any ideas how to get it out?

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Anonymous

Cleaned the optics yet?
Are the drum and blade ok?
Maybe Fuser?

  • Anonymous Feb 27, 2009

    I've only worked on a couple of those, and it was years ago.
    I'm not familiar enough to give you specific instructions in the removal process, and if the drum is dirty then the drum cleaning blade has failed and needs to be replaced



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