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- Re: Annoying stripe in scan

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03-25-2020 05:20 AM
When I scan the scan add an annoying stripe. And ofcourse Ive cleaned the glass.
Ive checked all the settings, but I cant find anything.
Please help
03-25-2020 07:34 AM
I believe and respect that you know how to clean glass.
Nonetheless, IF you have not done so, please consider:
Use a flashlight (torch in the UK); shine the light at an angle along the glass.
Clean, clean, clean.
Use a tiny brush to sweep all along the edges of the glass.
Even the tiniest of specks along the edge or on the glass can create the exact result you are seeing.
If the printer includes "ADF" rollers, these should be cleaned, too.
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03-25-2020 09:58 AM
The essential "look of the issue" is that there is something on / in / under / behind the glass. This means nothing, of course, if there is nothing actually there. Might be a defect or something else entirely.
Please contact HP Technical Support:
Open a case, provide the necessary information, explain the problem and what you have tried, ask for help. After the case is submitted, contact information for your region will be displayed on the screen.
Do mention the printer is new - this might be relevant and at the least the information could shortcut some of the possible causes of the problem.
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