Laser printer - paper slips at intake

[DC]

My laserprinter (Samsung 2010) is having problems with paper intake. As the
printer draws in the paper apparently the rubber part in the roller has
deteriorated. Paper is drawn in only half way. It is probably a friction problem.
I can remedy the problem by cleaning the roller with a moist tissue but after,
say, a hundred print out I have to do it again. Is there any spray or material
that I can use to the friction better?

 

[David H. Lipman]

My laserprinter (Samsung 2010) is having problems with paper intake. As the
printer draws in the paper apparently the rubber part in the roller has
deteriorated. Paper is drawn in only half way. It is probably a friction problem.
I can remedy the problem by cleaning the roller with a moist tissue but after,
say, a hundred print out I have to do it again. Is there any spray or material
that I can use to the friction better?

Replace the rollers. There are service kits for this.

 

[BrianCaputo]

My laserprinter (Samsung 2010) is having problems with paper intake. As the
printer draws in the paper apparently the rubber part in the roller has
deteriorated. Paper is drawn in only half way. It is probably a friction problem.
I can remedy the problem by cleaning the roller with a moist tissue but after,
say, a hundred print out I have to do it again. Is there any spray or material
that I can use to the friction better?

I use brake fluid...very lightly

 

[Frank Williams]

I use brake fluid...very lightly

NO NO NO & MORE NO's AS ITS A OIL


Use Isopropyl or Mentholated sprits.

 

[David H. Lipman]

NO NO NO & MORE NO's AS ITS A OIL


Use Isopropyl or Mentholated sprits.

+1

 

[BrianCaputo]

+1

I've done it for 20 years and it works just fine. Note I said lightly.
NEVER had a problem.
Iso only cleans the roller. Brake fluid adds friction that is needed.