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MEDIA JAM, Check Printhead Path, Check Media Path, Contact Hewlett-Packard

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pocket.book Page 71 Sunday, October 29, 2000 5:09 PM 71 - Media Jam Check Printhead Path 1. Switch the printer off at the rear of the printer and open the window. 2. Look in the area where the printer was printing at the time of the jam, this is where the media is most likely to be jammed. 3. Lift the media load lever. 4. Carefully remove any of the jammed media which you can lift up and out from the top of the printer. 5. Carefully pull the rest of the roll or sheet down and out of the printer. 6. If you are using a roll of media trim the media with a knife as shown on page 42, in section Loading and Unloading Media on the reverse of this guide. 7. Reload the media see 42, in section Loading and Unloading Media on the reverse of this guide. 8. Switch the printer On Clearing a Media Jam 9. If there is some media left behind in the media path, loading paper can become difficult. This can be cleared by loading a rigid paper type through the printer media path. 10.If you have image quality problems after a paper jam, this could indicate that the printheads have been moved from their correct position in the carriage. To correct this perform the "Aligning the Printheads, on page 46". Check Media Path 1. Switch the printer off at the rear of the printer. 2. Check that the roll of media has not almost finished and is stuck to the empty cardboard core. 3. Load a new roll Contact Hewlett-Packard If after performing all of these procedures the front-panel displays the "Switch Power Off" message again, make a note of the message with the error code and contact HP. MEDIA JAM file:///D|/hydra/ug_loc/f

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MEDIA JAM
71 - Media Jam
Clearing a Media Jam
Check Printhead Path
1.
Switch the printer off at the rear of the printer and open the
window.
2.
Look in the area where the printer was printing at the time
of the jam, this is where the media is most likely to be
jammed.
3.
Lift the media load lever.
4.
Carefully remove any of the jammed media which you can
lift up and out from the top of the printer.
5.
Carefully pull the rest of the roll or sheet down and out of
the printer.
6.
If you are using a roll of media trim the media with a knife
as shown on page
42,
in section
Loading and Unloading
Media
on the reverse of this guide
.
7.
Reload the media see
42,
in section
Loading and
Unloading Media
on the reverse of this guide.
8.
Switch the printer On
9.
If there is some media left behind in the media path,
loading paper can become difficult. This can be cleared by
loading a rigid paper type through the printer media path.
10.
If you have image quality problems after a paper jam, this
could indicate that the printheads have been moved from
their correct position in the carriage. To correct this perform
the “
Aligning the Printheads, on page 46
”.
Check Media Path
1.
Switch the printer off at the rear of the printer.
2.
Check that the roll of media has not almost finished and is
stuck to the empty cardboard core.
3.
Load a new roll
Contact Hewlett-Packard
If after performing all of these procedures the front-panel
displays the “Switch Power Off” message again, make a note
of the message with the error code and contact HP.
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