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One of your co-workers has opened a trouble ticket concerning paper jams on a laser printer. the paper jams have become more frequent of late. you decide to attempt to re-create the problem and then check the printer log for more information. which of the following are the most likely solutions to the problem? (select the two best answers.)
a, clean and inspect the entire paper path.
b, clean the fuser roller and verify fuser operation.
c, clean and replace the paper out sensor.
d, use a printer maintenance kit to replace parts.
e, replace the paper exit assembly switch.
f, clean and inspect the print drum.

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