Suddenly, the printer I have in my house started to put a lot of stains in the paper.

[angel@triptico.com]

Printers are the offspring of Azathoth

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[tomaoki@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@stefano
Ah, 7 years could hurt rubber parts.
I've experienced flooding tonors from disposed tonor bottle as of the broken sensor, thus, my previous comment.
Another example was because someone previously replaced the bottle didn't attached new one properly, thus, leaked.

[angel@triptico.com]

I wrote this series a time ago, based on similar dialogs:

https://triptico.com/tag/70312d601fb1640b1e74475951cb08ba.html

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[angel@triptico.com]

I know things like these have been written a zillion times, but every voice is necessary to fight the oppression of these machines from hell

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[ajlewis2@social.vivaldi.net]

@stefano

They've always been the hardest part to diagnose and fix!

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[irishmasms@defcon.social]

@stefano @TomAoki I've dealt with this a few times, to the point of purchasing a vacuum for cleaning up toner.

There are mylar/rubber/plastic parts on a toner cartridge that get brittle with age. Even brand new old stock - so you install it and toner goes everywhere

Ask me how I know 😁😈

In HP toners it is the scraper that cleans off the toner from the roller that tends to go bad in 7-10 years. So be careful when purchasing old stock at the swap meet or on fleabay/Craigslist

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