HP 1300 Laserjet severely creases left-hand side of page, from top left to midway down the page. At the top of the page the crease starts about 2" in but gradually runs off the page midway down the page. Creasing occures after the page is printed.

Check the rollers for adhesive residue or a sma piece of paper left in the guides.

Probably a damaged fuser.

hi just check the inside one paper gear will be if it is creases measn that is problem

Hello,
if the noise is like a plastic packaging its most likely the Fuser Fixing Film.
You can get it replaced at a tech with a compatible one or with a new fuser assembly.

Run cleaning page until excess ink is cleaned. Dont let cartrages run below 7 percent CK paper type settings

If the printed image is smudged, as well as creased, you might have a torn Fuser fixing film.
You will need a technician to fix that.
If it is just a crease, just check that
1. Your paper is not damp. Try a fresh packet of paper
2. The paper input tray guides are set to the width of the apaer, to prevent the paper skewing as it feeds.

Good luck.

Your paper is probably getting caught on the roller or rollers need to be replaced. By having a certified technician do a maintenance cleaning this should resolve this issue.

The fuser is shot....this is the unit that uses heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the page. It is primarily when the pressure roller wears that you get crinkling and bad fusing, but I'm sure the upper sleeve has seen better days as well.
These days it is (sadly) cheaper to replace this printer with a new little HP -only around $100 or so.


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There sounds like there is somthing in the path of the printhead. Using a flash light, remove back cover of machine and look for a small piece of paper,etc. Be careful not to jam anything in to th machine. It may take running a thick piece of paper through manually with your hands to remove the object.

change toner cartridge will be OK!