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Keep getting white spots on prints, they are always in a straight line and if you rub them the print on the edge of the spot rubs off. My gut feeling is an issue with the fuser unit.
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Hi CyprianJ,
Your feeling is likely to be correct. I would advise you to double check it though. Remove the fuser unit and take a look at its cylinder surfaces, spin them and try to see these spots on it. Sometimes it is just a piece of dirt there, but some other times the fuser just got damaged.
I hope this helps,
Cheers!
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Hi CyprianJ,
Your feeling is likely to be correct. I would advise you to double check it though. Remove the fuser unit and take a look at its cylinder surfaces, spin them and try to see these spots on it. Sometimes it is just a piece of dirt there, but some other times the fuser just got damaged.
I hope this helps,
Cheers!
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