Hp Laserjet 1020 Paper Curl

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Tom Crooze

I recently bought the 1020 to help offset the high colour of colour inkjet
printing. Very pleased!!
I have only 1 ' complaint ' . As the paper is ejected , I notice a crease in
the centre of the page , which remains when the paper is ejected.
You can see the paper as it comes out ' bubble' in the middle (
vertically ). It disappears after a while and isn't noticeable in the final
document , but I'd prefer it didn't do it , of course.
Before I bought it , I'd read a couple of reviews of Samsung lasers where
they mentioned a similar situation , that's why I bought the HP .
Any comments appreciate.
Thanks
 
Tom Crooze said:
I recently bought the 1020 to help offset the high colour of colour inkjet
printing. Very pleased!!
I have only 1 ' complaint ' . As the paper is ejected , I notice a crease in
the centre of the page , which remains when the paper is ejected.
You can see the paper as it comes out ' bubble' in the middle (
vertically ). It disappears after a while and isn't noticeable in the final
document , but I'd prefer it didn't do it , of course.
Before I bought it , I'd read a couple of reviews of Samsung lasers where
they mentioned a similar situation , that's why I bought the HP .
Any comments appreciate.
Thanks
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The 1010 through 1022 series (about 6 models) all curl paper more than some
other laser printers. It is a question of degree, if the curl disappears after
a while then as you say it probably does not matter in the long run albeit
irritating. I am responding so that you know this is not unique to your
particular printer.
Tony
MS MVP Printing/Imaging
 
Tony said:
The 1010 through 1022 series (about 6 models) all curl paper more than
some
other laser printers. It is a question of degree, if the curl disappears
after
a while then as you say it probably does not matter in the long run albeit
irritating. I am responding so that you know this is not unique to your
particular printer.
Tony
MS MVP Printing/Imaging
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Thanks Tony...as I said , not a BIG deal , but at least I know it's not just
me !!
 
Tom......
Probably no need for concern. I've had a 1020 for approx 6 months and
am well satisfied. I've noticed that thinner (cheaper) paper ejects
with a certain degree of wavyness which is not apparent with the better
grades of thicker paper.

I"ve assumed it's the interior operating temp of the 1020 which causes
this wavyness, whereas the heavier paper probably offers greater
resistance to the temp (?).

KDB.
 
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