Check the paper

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Check the paper

1Disengage the Photo tray.

2Inspect the paper and make sure paper no sheets are damaged in any way. Reload with new paper if necessary.

3Carefully "fan" the paper to keep the sheets from sticking together.

4Reload the paper tray(s). Do not overfill.

5Engage the Photo tray, if printing 4 x 6 Photo’s, then press Start to resume printing.

Paper Jam

The paper did not advance or was not picked properly from the paper tray.

1Open the paper trays and remove the paper supply.

2Press in the latches on the rear access door and remove it.

3Pull the paper out from the rollers without tearing it.

IMPORTANT: If the paper tears while removing it, check inside the AiO for torn pieces of paper and remove them. More jams are likely to occur if all the torn pieces are not removed.

4Replace the rear access door by pressing it in until it latches into place.

5Reload the paper tray(s). Do not overfill.

6Re-engage the Photo tray if desired.

Printer not Responding

If you receive a Printer not Responding message

1Turn the printer off and turn it back on.

2If the problem still persists, unplug the power cord from power supply and plug it back in.

3If the problem continues to persist, restart your computer.

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5500 specifications

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