CompTIA A+ 220-1101 Practice Question

In laser printers, the imaging drum's surface attracts toner in the pattern of the print image, then transfers that toner to paper. If the quality of the print has become poor with faded areas, it can often be due to wear or defects in the imaging drum. Although fuser assembly issues could lead to faded prints too, they are more associated with toner not adhering properly. Transfer belts are important, but they typically affect the color intensity and registration rather than causing random faded areas. Pickup rollers failing are more likely to cause paper jams rather than poor print quality.