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11-08-2018, 03:15 AM
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A white line/streak that runs in the same direction as the movement of the element is likely caused by a flake of debris sitting atop of the element itself. Some scanners have removable beds. If you locate the fleck of schmutz, perhaps you can get to it. Depending on the flake's makeup, even gently shaking the scanner could dislodge it and have it fall beneath the element, eliminating the issue.
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