My printer was out of warrenty and a very low-end model so i had little to lose. If you are going to follow it you take on full responsibility for the possible negative effects. I'm sure this seems and likely is a very ill advised, poorly thought out and uneducated method. And there you have it - that's how i fixed the ghosting and smudges issue on my Phaser 3010. You could see the first few pages still having faint black smudges and then the next 12 being perfectly blank. The following 20 blank pages starting with a moist page removed it. The heat of the first 10 black pages run starting with a moist page likely dissolved the "dirt". The roller somehow got ditry in a manner that kept sticking printing powder to it. It worked, there are no more smudges or ghosting. Then i sprayed a single page of paper from a distance and printed out 20 blank / white pages. So i did this - took a flower pot mister and sprayed a single page of paper from a distance. So, i decided to try printing out a couple of black pages hoping the heat and excess ink would detach the "dirt", whatever the "dirt" may be. I thought that something must have somehow ruined the integrity of the roller, somehow made it "dirty". The ghosting and the smudges started almost over night. I was finding it hard to come to terms with this.
I scoured to googlenet for an answer but all i could come up with is claims that it's either the drum or the roller or some form of physical wear fault on one of the printing components. One day my Phaser 3010 started ghosting and printing smudges.
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