Epson LQ-1000 User Manual - Page 44

Maintenance, dust, grease, and any heat sources. A safe temperature range is 41° - review

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Problem Recommendation Two or more sheets of paper are loaded instead of one. Remove paper and fan it. Paper was not sufficiently loosened before being loaded into the paper bin. Make sure paper is loaded behind the metal tabs on the bottom of the left and right paper guides, Too much paper was loaded into the paper bin-remove some of the unused sheets. The weight of the paper is too light. Add paper. Printing starts too low on the page. Your word processor may not be set up properly. Review "Setting up your word processor for a cut sheet feeder . . ." Printing is too close or too far from the left side of the paper. Make sure the arrow on the left paper guide is aligned with the arrow stamped on the lip of the stacker. Paper doesn't eject evenly. Check that there's enough room in the stacker. If not, remove some of the printed sheets. More than one sheet of paper may have been loaded, which causes the paper to eject unevenly Make sure that paper was separated and loaded properly Maintenance To keep your cut sheet feeder working smoothly, keep it away from dust, grease, and any heat sources. A safe temperature range is 41° to 95°F. Use a soft, clean cloth dampened with water to clean the outside of the cut sheet feeder case. Stubborn stains can be removed with nonabrasive household cleaners. 2-13

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Problem
Two or more sheets of paper are
loaded instead of one.
Printing starts too low on the page.
Printing is too close or too far from
the left side of the paper.
Paper doesn’t eject evenly.
Maintenance
Recommendation
Remove paper and fan it. Paper
was not sufficiently loosened
before being loaded into the paper
bin.
Make sure paper is loaded behind
the metal tabs on the bottom of the
left and right paper guides,
Too much paper was loaded into
the paper bin-remove some of the
unused sheets.
The weight of the paper is too light.
Add paper.
Your word processor may not be
set up properly. Review “Setting up
your word processor for a cut sheet
feeder . . .”
Make sure the arrow on the left
paper guide is aligned with the
arrow stamped on the lip of the
stacker.
Check that there’s enough room in
the stacker. If not, remove some of
the printed sheets.
More than one sheet of paper may
have been loaded, which causes
the paper to eject unevenly Make
sure that paper was separated and
loaded properly
To keep your cut sheet feeder working smoothly, keep it away from
dust, grease, and any heat sources. A safe temperature range is 41° to
95°F.
Use a soft, clean cloth dampened with water to clean the outside of
the cut sheet feeder case. Stubborn stains can be removed with non-
abrasive household cleaners.
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