My 5-year old AIO 926 prints fine from email, word, excel, etc. And it used to copy a page on the glass with no problem.
For the past 5-6 months when using the copy format, it skews a vertical column beginning 5 inches from the left margin to 6 inches, at which point it resumes printing correctly to the right margin. This is consistent from top to bottom, like something was covering that part of the page on the glass.
I have uninstalled the printer 2 times, downloaded the printer driver many times, and reset the printer skew control as well, but nothing fixes this issue. As the printer works fine from files sent from the PC, I am assuming there is not an issue with the cartridges. I am not a PC guru, and use my setup only for fairly mundane personal stuff, so I am probably missing something complicated (to me) that I could try. Can I get some plain language help for someone at the "PC's for Dummies" level of expertise? Thanks. Email replies would be appreciated: <ADMIN NOTE: Email id removed per privacy policy>
As we have tried all the aforementioned steps, there seems to be a hardware failure. Based on my experience the scanner belt while starting jams up a little causing this issue.
Thanks for the suggestion. but unfortunately it did not solve the issue. I neglected to mention in my original query that the same issue occurs when I try to scan anything into an application (MS Word, etc.). The referenced link took me to a website that I have tried to use previously and also did not provide anything new to help. As I said before, what is confusing is that prior to recently, there was no problem with copying. Very strange. Any further suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
DELL-Saharsh K
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Posted March 26th, 2013 00:00
Hi Rick Carbonneau,
As we have tried all the aforementioned steps, there seems to be a hardware failure. Based on my experience the scanner belt while starting jams up a little causing this issue.
You may consider replacing the printer.
Do reply if you have any further questions.