A company has a dot matrix printer that uses carbon paper. The company reports that the first page is printing too light, although the following pages are still legible. Which of the following MOST likely needs to be fixed?
A.
The print drum is worn and loose, causing the printing to be light in places.
B.
The ribbon is low on ink or missing and must be replaced to get proper output.
C.
The heating element has failed, and a new one needs to be installed for proper transfer.
D.
The wrong type of filament is loaded, preventing it from sticking correctly.
E.
The fuser assembly is not calibrated properly, causing it to impact the paper too hard.
The other pages are fine because they’re carbon copies. The first page is light because of the low ink in the ribbon. The impact of the print heads apply enough pressure for the other pages to be legible
They are talking about the top page in the carbon copy stack, not the first page of the print job. So there there is no ink hitting the top page but the impact is still transferring through the carbon paper.
B is the only logical explanation!
A is a laser printer
C is Thermal printer
D is 3D printer
E I think is also a laser printer
All of which do not have a ribbon other than the dot matrix printer. Therefore B is the only correct answer.
Also I think that dot matrix is the only printer to use tractor feeders and carbon paper. Correct me if I'm wrong please :)
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The heating element failing (Option C) is not relevant to dot matrix printers as they don't use heating elements for printing. This option is more applicable to other types of printers such as laser printers.
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Based on the given information, the MOST likely issue causing the first page to print too light on a dot matrix printer that uses carbon paper is B. The ribbon is low on ink or missing and must be replaced to get proper output.
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