CertiGuide to A+ (Core Hardware)

The most common type of printers’ used by mid to large size businesses and some and home users is laser printers. Because laser printers represent a large percentage of calls to PC technicians, CompTIA has made them a significant focus on their A+ Core Technologies test.

The entire printing process revolves around a special device contained within the print cartridge called a photosensitive drum. The process in which a page is printed from a laser printer involves six stages:

This process is specifically the HP printing process. It is the only laser printing process covered on the A+ Core Technologies exam.

**Figure 86: Six-Step Laser Printing Process**

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