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Late to the party on this one. Those almost look like dirty marks from guide ribs. Because heavy stock is being used on this, it may be hitting the fuser differently (or another part of the paper path). What happens if you print that exact page using just regular paper? To me, I believe I can see lines not only on the left side, but in the middle and towards the right. They are not as dark, but they seem to be there. Also, the lines appear to end below the solid color on the right side to me. They don't end even with the bottom.
Perhaps you can start printing that on card stock and open the machine up while it is doing it so you can see the image before it gets to the fuser and/or while it is still on the belt. If the lines are on the transfer belt, then you have a image generation issue. Basically you need to figure out where in the machine the lines are generated.
I did read all the posts and reread them as well just to try to make sure I understood what was going on. I saw him post the paper was going through long edge feed, so that sets up the scenario I mentioned. If the paper is going through short edge feed, then that is most likely some sort of repeating issue from some sort of roller since it is at a certain distance from each other and I didn't get that being the case.
From post #4, "the lines are parallel to axis of the drum." The axis of the drum is perpendicular to the direction of paper travel. Worn guide ribs would make lines parallel to the direction on paper travel. If you look closely at the picture in his original post you will notice that it is to LETTER size sheets, not one DOUBLE LETTER. That also puts the lines perpendicular to the direction of paper travel.
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