> I'm not familiar enough with the innards of laser
> printers in general or with the innards of this
> one in particular to know what those parts even
> *are*, but perhaps I can find out a bit more by
> disassembling it some more than I have.
 
 Well, I was assuming that you knew more about
 laser printers than I do so I simply sent you the
 section of the book that sounded most like your
 problem. However I have no inkling of what or why
 either.
 
 I'd be wary of just tinkering with it without
 having at least a bit of information first.
 I suspect laser is a whole other world.
 At any rate, the laser section of the book I have is
 choke full of CAUTIONs, STOPs, WARNINGs, about the
 damage that can be done making the wrong move.
 
 The only safe thing I can suggest is trying the
 extra cartridge you have.
 
 
 

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