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If it was the fuser you would see toner lift-off (toner not sticking properly and being put down again further down the page)<br />
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When you say &quot;outer edge&quot;, just what does that mean? If you hold an A4 (Letter) page in portrait, is it the left and right sides, or top and bottom?
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If it was the fuser you would see toner lift-off (toner not sticking properly and being put down again further down the page)

When you say "outer edge", just what does that mean? If you hold an A4 (Letter) page in portrait, is it the left and right sides, or top and bottom?

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yea its the left and right sides that are printing light.<br />
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it happens if i copy a page or just print one out.
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yea its the left and right sides that are printing light.

it happens if i copy a page or just print one out.

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Thanks Watzman, that's a beautiful explanation. Adarell should be able to resolve it from your comment.
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Thanks Watzman, that's a beautiful explanation. Adarell should be able to resolve it from your comment.

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yea thanks alot Watzman, im goint to accept ur answer because nothing else has worked.<br />
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I will give this a try asap and let u know the outcome.
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yea thanks alot Watzman, im goint to accept ur answer because nothing else has worked.

I will give this a try asap and let u know the outcome.

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The middle 2 - 3 inches of the print is fine, but the outer edges is very light.<br />
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I already tried replacing the toner &amp;&nbsp;changing the drum to fix this problem with no luck.<br />
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Is the fuser the cause of this?
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The middle 2 - 3 inches of the print is fine, but the outer edges is very light.


I already tried replacing the toner & changing the drum to fix this problem with no luck.

Is the fuser the cause of this?

Xerox XD125F Prints light on the edges

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