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01-10-2013 12:04 PM
Hi all,
New to the forum but plan on using it quite frequently as I'm responsible for a large group of HP printers. The problem I'm having is with an HP Laserjet p2055dn pritner. I am experiencing ghosting along the right and left of some printouts I've done some searching and I *think* the fuser is at fault, but wanted to ask before ordering this part.
I have ran multiple cleaning pages through this printer since the problem started, and while it seems to help a little bit, the problem never entirely goes away. This started a few months ago and originally the prinouts were just dirty, but now they are starting to ghost.
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01-11-2013 01:11 AM
The ghosting issue is caused by fuser assembly most of the time. The main user roller has a Teflon coating that keep the toner from sticking, when the coating wears off you start getting the ghost printing like you are having. You can get replacement fusers online from many sources, just do a Google search for P2055DN Fuser.
OR you can search in HP shopping site for the same and order it-
http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/static/page-customer-services
Hope this helps!
01-11-2013 01:11 AM
The ghosting issue is caused by fuser assembly most of the time. The main user roller has a Teflon coating that keep the toner from sticking, when the coating wears off you start getting the ghost printing like you are having. You can get replacement fusers online from many sources, just do a Google search for P2055DN Fuser.
OR you can search in HP shopping site for the same and order it-
http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/static/page-customer-services
Hope this helps!
01-11-2013 07:33 AM
You can prove the problem by using a metric ruller and measuringfrom the start of the defect to the start of the next occurence of it. The distance for the fuser is 57mm.
Other measurements are pretty much toner related......
