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Ghost image On a black & white image, there is a "ghost image" about 50% of the way down the page and with a faded image. Any ideas?

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Clean the upper and lower fuser rollers.

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Jose Pino

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  • Posted on Sep 29, 2009

SOURCE: kids removed a jam, now all prints/copies are ghosted/smear

Sounds like they touched the photosensitive drum. It needs to be cleaned with a cotton cloth. The drum is a lime-color cylinder and it is very fragile. Avoid touching with any object other than the cloth it or scratching it.

Good luck.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 08, 2010

SOURCE: when I print there is a ghost print, or a pale copy

Its ether the fuser or the cartridge. If you have a extra toner cartridge try it. If it still does it its the fuser If it corrects it its the cartridge. Thank you, Steven 805-520-3003

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Whit

  • 185 Answers
  • Posted on Aug 17, 2010

SOURCE: Getting ghost images on copies, meter reading is

Ghosts are normally caused by the fuser but with such a low meter, we'd look elsewhere. Try changing paper or feeding a regular sheet through the bypass tray at a card stock setting.

If the ghosts disappear then that proves that the fuser issues are the best suspects. The fuser/ fixing assembly PN is FG6-7947-150 if it ends up that it's bad.

Whit
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gggg

  • 904 Answers
  • Posted on Aug 31, 2010

SOURCE: When using both the FAX and COPY functions of the

Generally, when you have a ghosting problem, the issue is with the fusing unit. If you have a new fusing unit (or if you can get one) install the new unit and the problem should go away.

If you don't have access to a new fuser, you can try replacing the drum/imaging unit. Sometimes a ghosting problem can be caused by a bad cleaning unit (inside the imaging unit), but usually it's the fuser causing the problem.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 05, 2010

SOURCE: I was printing 144 pages

Hi,
Try cleaning the print head.Follow the below instructions

1 Click the "Start" button. Select "Settings." Click "Printers." Click on the "Canon i9900" icon.
2.Click the "Maintenance" tab. Select the "Cleaning" icon.
3.Click the radio button next to "All Colors." Click the "Execute" button.
4.Click "OK" when the confirmation window appears indicating the print-head cleaning is complete.
Thank You


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