Epson 7000 service manual Paper Path Command and LED Indicators, Please Load Paper, Paper Jam

EPSON Stylus Pro 7000 Revision B

	Table 3-8. Please Load xxx
Item	Description
LCD	Please Load xxx
message
LED indicator	Paper check indicator is on and the currently selected paper path
status	indicator flashes. The paper path information is supplied by the
	PP remote command.
	Roll paper and cut sheet size settings differ.
Details	The PP remote command determines the paper path, and when
	this setting and the paper setting made via the control panel
	differ, this (paper mismatch) error occurs.
	Load the correct paper size, or change the setting in the control
Recovery	panel/driver to match the size of the paper loaded in the printer.
	When this error clears, printing begins.

Table 3-9. Paper Path Command and LED Indicators

PP Command	Roll	Roll	Sheet
	Auto Cut	No Cut
Roll Paper	Flashing	Flashing	On
Cut Sheets	On	On	Flashing

	Table 3-10. Please Load Paper
Item	Description
LCD	Please Load Paper
message
LED indicator	The Paper Check indicator in on.
status
	The Paper Set Lever is in the release position.
Details	While loading paper, the Paper Set Lever was pushed to the
	release position.
	Pull the Lever forward to the paper set position to clear the error.
Recovery	If the error doesn’t clear, check the Paper-Set-lever position
	sensor for dust or foreign material. Also make sure the sensor is
	properly connected to the Main board.

	Table 3-11. Paper Jam
Item	Description
LCD	Paper Jam
message
LED indicator	Paper Check sensor flashes
status
	There is a paper jam.
Details	During a printing, feeding, or cutting operation the paper
	jammed on a printer part. A paper jam is detected when one of
	the paper-edge sensors is on and the CR motor has an out-of-
	step error or an overcurrent error is detected.
	Remove the paper from the printer, turn the printer off and back
Recovery	on, and try to print again. If the error recurs, make sure nothing
	blocks the carriage path and there are no foreign objects inside
	the printer.

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