The fuser is a part of laser printer that bonds the toner and paper together using heat and pressure. Fusers need to be replaced every 75,000 – 300,000 pages depending on the printer model.

Some of the common symptoms that determine the need for replacing the fuser:
Noise Coming From the Fuser Area – Humming, Grinding, Chirp or squeaking noises
Image Defects
Darker gray (not black) vertical lines down the page, Repeated images / Ghosting, Toner rubbing off
Error codes 50 Service Error
Paper Jams
Ripped or worn fuser film sleeve
Worn or broken fuser sensor flags
Worn or damaged fuser gears
Ripped or worn lower pressure rollers
Paper Jam locations just before paper entry on the fuser or halfway through the fuser
On fuser exit just as the paper is coming out of the fuser

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Manufacturers assess different maintenance intervals for the machines they produce, the periods can be anywhere from once a month to once a year.

Every printer model is different, so the parts included in individual kits will vary.

These are replaceable parts that are often included in commercial printer kits.

 
Fuser Assembly
The fuser assembly consists of a pair of plastic rollers. These are the devices that fuse laser toner into paper fibers, physically creating the printed image on the paper.

Transfer rollers are usually located underneath the toner cartridge. These rollers transfer toner particles onto the page using static electricity.

Pickup Rollers 
These are also known as feed rollers or separation rollers. They pick the paper up and feed it into the printer. When they malfunction, the printer may no longer pick up individual sheets of paper, or it may fail to feed paper into the print mechanism.

Separation Pads 
Separation pads apply tension to paper as the pickup rollers feed sheets into the printer. This ensures different types of paper behave in a nearly uniform way. Worn-out separation pads can cause paper jams.

Corona Assembly 
The corona assembly is the component that creates the electrical charge that the transfer roller uses to attract toner particles to the paper sheet.

Fan Assembly 
The fan assembly draws air into the printer precisely – just enough to keep the paper flat as it travels through the print mechanism.

Recommended by all the printer manufacturers, maintenance kits will prolong the life of your printer. Contact Express Computer Products for a quote.

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