My customers HP laserjet 4300 was wrinkling the paper, and they had nearly 200,000 pages since last PM. So I recommend a maintenance kit, probably the fuser is causing the wrinkling anyway, right? Well I did that and it works like a champ except for a couple days later they call again with the wrinkling again. Side note: it would print a run of about 200 just fine and then the next run maybe page number 5 would wrinkle then page 12 and then maybe 10 in a row would wrinkle, so it's occasional, sometimes very often. OK, so I notice the big conveyor belt is loose and sliding off to the side of the center spindle and I replace that feed assy, the one where the belts feed the paper into the fuser. Works good for me again. I ran about 100 pages. and left, so now a week later they are calling again for the same wrinkling problem. It is wrinkling down the page, starting about 1/4 the way down and going to the trail edge, like what a worn press roller in a fuser would cause. Not a wrinkle like an accordion from paper lead edge stopping. Oh and 2 different fuser units did this since that was what it was doing before the maintenance kit was replaced. Paper type setting is plain. and the paper wrinkling is plain paper (the machine does have about 2.5 million total page count)
Any thoughts or ideas?
Any thoughts or ideas?
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