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Miscellaneous printing problems (continued) |
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Printing is too slow. | The resolution or print quality setting in | Choose a lower resolution for faster |
| your print options is too high. | printing. |
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| Your system doesn’t have enough | Clear space on your hard drive or run a |
| resources. | defragmentation utility. |
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| Don’t run too many applications at the |
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| Turn off virtual memory. |
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| Add RAM to your system. |
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| You’re using background printing on a | If you’re using the EPSON driver, select |
| Macintosh. | EPSON Monitor3 and increase its |
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| Turn off background printing. |
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| You’re not using ECP or Enhanced | If your computer supports ECP or |
| mode and/or DMA transfers | Enhanced mode and/or DMA transfers, |
| (Windows). | turn them on to speed up printing. See |
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If paper feed or paper jam problems occur frequently, try one or more of the following solutions:
•When you’re loading roll paper, make sure you line up the edge with the row of holes on the printer. Always turn the roll back to remove the slack. See page
•If you’re not using a roll of paper that’s installed in the printer, secure it with the roll paper belt. See page
•Make sure the paper is not folded, wrinkled, or damp.
•Make sure the printer’s environment falls within the required temperature and humidity range.
•Make sure the paper is not too thick or too thin. See pages
•Make sure no foreign objects are inside the printer.