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All printouts, copies and scans skew to the right so that far right margin and text are off the page. I tried unplugging, pushing the power button and replugging but no change. Thanks.

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A skew from printing would have a different cause than a skew of a scanned image. Just to clarify, if you scan to the desktop or to email you see the exact same skew on the screen as you would see on the printed image?  Most skewing while printing (or copying) is caused by either side guides not being properly set or foreign material partially blocking the feed path. Bits of labels often detach and cause this problem. Check the paper path closely.

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It skews exactly the same way scanning, copying and printing. I don't use labels on the printer and doubt that is the problem. Any other reason it would skew universally? 

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