If you have problems feeding paper, try these solutions:
- Make sure
paper is loaded in the correct orientation. Load cut sheets
vertically (short edge first).
- For best
results, follow these guidelines:
- Use new,
smooth, high-quality paper that is not damp, curled, creased, old,
too thin, or too thick.
- Follow any
special loading instructions that came with the paper.
- If roll
paper does not feed, cut the end straight across and uncurl it by
rolling it backward, if necessary. Then reload the paper.
- Make sure there are no gaps between the roll paper and the
paper stops on the spindle.
- If wrinkles appear on roll paper, adjust the Back Tension setting.
- If you
cannot insert paper easily into the paper feed slot, make sure the
paper is perfectly flat and not curled.
- Do not load
more than one piece of cut sheet paper.
- Make sure
your paper meets the specifications for your product.
- Make sure you selected the Media
Type setting in the printer driver that matches the paper
you loaded in the product.
- Make sure that paper is not jammed inside the product.
- Make sure you are using the product at the proper room
temperature.