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Copier Repair Tips > Copier Troubleshooting and Repair Tips > Copy Quality problems SPOTS ON THE PAGE
If the copied page has spots, like toner is being splattered on the page, the problem is usually has to do with the imaging unit. over time and usage, excess toner may be accumulate by the drum and it is spilling onto the copied page. call for service you may need a good cleaning
TIP>> If you see the same spot on all the copies but not in the same place all the time, this is a result from a scratch on the drum.
TIP>> If you see the same spot on the same place all the time. it's on the glass.
The drum is not cheap. and can run you in to some money. If you have a contract that includes the drum, then you have nothing to worry about unless it looks like misuse and abuse. Then again, I don't do contracts!
I hope you have a service. If you don't have a service contract, speak to your service center about getting one.
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