Citiguy
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Hello everyone,
I would like to seek some opinions, comments from fellow forumers here on a problem that I am facing on my Brother laser printer (DCP-7040).
All the while the print quality was fine. When the toner ran out, I then changed the toner to a third party version to save cost. All was fine in the beginning, however, after that, a faint line (a line where there is not printing) begin to appear in the middle of the page in subsequent printouts. This line will disappear if I were to bring out the toner and shake it vigorously. However, the problem will appear again after some time (maybe after about 30 printouts).
The reason I am posting here is to get a further understanding to the problem so that I could make a decision either to:
Would appreciate all comments/suggestions.
TIA.
I would like to seek some opinions, comments from fellow forumers here on a problem that I am facing on my Brother laser printer (DCP-7040).
All the while the print quality was fine. When the toner ran out, I then changed the toner to a third party version to save cost. All was fine in the beginning, however, after that, a faint line (a line where there is not printing) begin to appear in the middle of the page in subsequent printouts. This line will disappear if I were to bring out the toner and shake it vigorously. However, the problem will appear again after some time (maybe after about 30 printouts).
The reason I am posting here is to get a further understanding to the problem so that I could make a decision either to:
- Change the toner again.
- Change the toner and drum.
- Change the printer.
Would appreciate all comments/suggestions.
TIA.
Anyway it seems like the primary problem is lack of powder inside your toner. A change of toner would solve it. To ensure good prints quality you could change your drum as well anyway this 2 add up cost is less than $200 anyway.