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MFP does not pull media from the media | The MFP might be in manual feed mode. | ● If Manual feed appears on the MFP |
input tray. |
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| print the job. |
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| ● Verify that the MFP is not in manual |
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| feed mode and print the job again. |
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| The media tray might be overloaded. | Remove some of the media from the tray. |
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| See Load trays. |
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| The | Adjust the |
| tray 2 or optional tray 3 is set at a length | control to the correct length. |
| that is greater than the media size. |
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| The pickup roller might be dirty or | Contact HP Customer Care. See |
| damaged. | HP Customer Care or the support flyer |
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| that came in the MFP box. |
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Performance problems
Try the tips in this section if pages exit the MFP but have nothing printed on them, or when the MFP does not print any pages.
Problem | Cause | Solution |
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Pages print but are totally blank. | The sealing tape might still be in the print | Verify that the sealing tape has been |
| cartridges. | completely removed from the print |
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| cartridges. |
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| The document might contain blank | Check the document that is printing to |
| pages. | see if content appears on all of the |
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| pages. |
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| The MFP might be malfunctioning. | To check the MFP, print a Configuration |
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| page. |
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Pages print very slowly. | Heavier media types can slow the print | Print on a different type of media. |
| job. |
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| Complex pages print more slowly. | Proper fusing requires a slower print |
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| speed to ensure the best print quality. |
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ENWW | Solve print problems 187 |