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55-6 Troubleshooting If you have problems with paper feeding, paper jams, or ejected paper, check here for solutions. If this happens: Try this: Paper doesn't feed correctly from one of the paper trays, or more than one sheet feeds at a time. Remove the stack of paper from the tray, and check that the paper or other substrate: • Isn't curled or creased. • Isn't too thick or thin (see Appendix B). • Isn't overloaded in the feeder. See Chapter 2 for guidelines. • Isn't stuck together. • Isn't jammed inside the printer. If all three paper out lights are flashing, paper may be jammed. See page 3-3. Then reload the paper or other substrate, making sure that: • The edge guides fit the paper's width snugly, but not too tight. • You fan the paper stack and tap it on a flat surface to even the edges. • You load paper in the appropriate paper path. See Chapter 2 for guidelines. • You use a support sheet under the paper stack, if necessary. See page 2-11 for guidelines. Try using a cleaning sheet to clean the paper path. See page 4-6 for instructions. Single sheets don't feed from one of the manual feed slots. • Make sure the paper isn't too thick or too thin, curled, or folded. • Make sure you insert the sheet into the slot until it meets resistance. • Make sure the correct paper source (Auto) is selected in your print options. Ejected paper is wrinkled. Paper doesn't eject fully. • Make sure the paper isn't damp. Don't store printing substrates in a damp or humid environment, and keep them in their original packaging. • Make sure the paper isn't too thin. • Make sure the paper is feeding straight. • Press the Eject button. • Make sure the page size settings in your print options and the paper size lever match the substrate you're using.

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5-6
Troubleshooting
If you have problems with paper feeding, paper jams, or ejected paper, check here for
solutions.
If this happens:
Try this:
Paper doesn’t feed correctly
from one of the paper trays,
or more than one sheet
feeds at a time.
Remove the stack of paper from the tray, and check that the paper or other
substrate:
•
Isn’t curled or creased.
•
Isn’t too thick or thin (see Appendix B).
•
Isn’t overloaded in the feeder. See Chapter 2 for guidelines.
•
Isn’t stuck together.
•
Isn’t jammed inside the printer. If all three paper out lights are flashing, paper
may be jammed. See page 3-3.
Then reload the paper or other substrate, making sure that:
•
The edge guides fit the paper’s width snugly, but not too tight.
•
You fan the paper stack and tap it on a flat surface to even the edges.
•
You load paper in the appropriate paper path. See Chapter 2 for guidelines.
•
You use a support sheet under the paper stack, if necessary. See page 2-11 for
guidelines.
Try using a cleaning sheet to clean the paper path. See page 4-6 for instructions.
Single sheets don’t feed
from one of the manual
feed slots.
•
Make sure the paper isn’t too thick or too thin, curled, or folded.
•
Make sure you insert the sheet into the slot until it meets resistance.
•
Make sure the correct paper source (
Auto
) is selected in your print options.
Ejected paper is wrinkled.
•
Make sure the paper isn’t damp. Don’t store printing substrates in a damp or
humid environment, and keep them in their original packaging.
•
Make sure the paper isn’t too thin.
•
Make sure the paper is feeding straight.
Paper doesn’t eject fully.
•
Press the
Eject
button.
•
Make sure the page size settings in your print options and the paper size lever
match the substrate you’re using.