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I have an HP Laserjet 1012 printer. I've owned this printer for about
1.5 years, and it's worked well during taht time. However, recently
I've noticed that when printing, a little bit of white smoke would
come out with each page. The page would print fine (nothing went on
fire or anything), but I know I shouldn't be getting any smoke. The
smoke does not smell like burning exactly ... I'm thinking its
probably something from the toner, and thus I am not going to try and
smell it anymore (I figure it might be toxic).
I'm not sure what to do with the printer or how to fix it. It still
prints fine, but that wisp of white smoke that comes with each page
really doesn't make me comfortable. Any ideas? Would a toner
replacement fix it? Or a temperatuer thing (I did try turning the type
of paper from plain paper to recycled since I think that's lower
temperature, but still got some smoke)? Thanks.
1.5 years, and it's worked well during taht time. However, recently
I've noticed that when printing, a little bit of white smoke would
come out with each page. The page would print fine (nothing went on
fire or anything), but I know I shouldn't be getting any smoke. The
smoke does not smell like burning exactly ... I'm thinking its
probably something from the toner, and thus I am not going to try and
smell it anymore (I figure it might be toxic).
I'm not sure what to do with the printer or how to fix it. It still
prints fine, but that wisp of white smoke that comes with each page
really doesn't make me comfortable. Any ideas? Would a toner
replacement fix it? Or a temperatuer thing (I did try turning the type
of paper from plain paper to recycled since I think that's lower
temperature, but still got some smoke)? Thanks.