A laser printer produces pages where a faint copy of the text appears again a few centimetres lower on the same page. What is this called and where is it usually traced?
Une imprimante laser produit des pages sur lesquelles une copie pâle du texte réapparaît quelques centimètres plus bas sur la même page. Comment appelle-t-on cela, et d'où vient-il généralement ?
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ABanding, traced to the network speed between PC and printerDes bandes, dues au débit réseau entre le PC et l'imprimante
BGhosting, usually from the drum or its cleaning, or the fuserUne image fantôme, due généralement au tambour ou à son nettoyage, ou à l'unité de fusion
CStreaking, caused by the paper tray being too fullDes traînées, causées par un bac à papier trop plein
DSkewing, caused by the printer standing on an uneven tableUn travers, causé par une imprimante posée sur une table bancale
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