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Decline in Print Qualify Problem The paper curls. Printed pages are curled. Solution You may need to turn over the stack of paper in your paper cassette and try printing again. Most paper has a natural "curl" that may be emphasized when the paper is run through a laser printer. One side of the paper tends to curl more than the other side. Another way to minimize paper curl is to use the face-up output tray. This tray provides a straight-through paper path, reducing excessive curling. To select faceup printing, move the paper path selector on the left side of the printer to the down position. If the SPECIAL button is set for the high fusing temperature (the # symbol is displayed), press the button to select the lower temperature setting (the # symbol is no longer displayed). (However, the lower temperature is not recommended for envelopes or heavy paper.) If these suggestions do not help, it is recommended that you use a different type of paper. 7-24 Troubleshooting

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Decline in Print Qualify
Problem
Solution
The paper curls.
Printed pages are
curled.
You may need to turn over the stack of
paper in your paper cassette and try
printing again. Most paper has a natural
“curl” that may be emphasized when
the
paper is run through a laser printer. One
side of the paper tends to curl more than
the other side.
Another way to minimize paper curl is to
use the face-up output tray. This tray
provides a straight-through paper path,
reducing excessive curling. To select face-
up printing, move the paper path selector
on
the
left side of the printer to the down
position.
If the
SPECIAL
button is set for
the
high
fusing temperature
(the
# symbol is
displayed), press the button to select the
lower temperature setting (the # symbol is
no longer displayed). (However, the
lower temperature is not recommended
for envelopes or heavy paper.)
If
these
suggestions do not help, it is
recommended that you use a different
type of paper.
7-24
Troubleshooting