See Change Brightness or Copy Settings.

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Probable Cause 2

The brightness setting for copies is set too light.

Adjust the brightness setting to darker.

See Change Brightness or Copy Settings.

Copies too Light or Dark

The brightness setting for copies is set too light or dark.

Adjust the brightness setting for copies

See Change Brightness or Copy Settings.

Copy Cut Off

The original is larger than the paper loaded.

When the original is larger than the paper loaded, use the Fit to Page option to reduce your original to the size of the paper loaded.

Scan Troubleshooting

Scan Fails

Probable Cause 1

Your computer is not turned ON.

Turn on your computer.

Probable Cause 2

Your EasyShare AiO is not connected to your computer.

Connect your EasyShare AiO to your computer with a standard USB cable.

Probable Cause 3

The EasyShare AiO Home Center software is not installed.

Insert the Kodak EasyShare 5000 All-in-One Printer installation CD and install the software.

Probable Cause 4

Your computer system resources may be low.

1Turn off your computer and EasyShare AiO and then turn them back on.

2If the problem still persists, try scanning at a lower resolution.

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Kodak EasyShare 5500 AiO

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Kodak 5500 manual Scan Troubleshooting, Copies too Light or Dark, Copy Cut Off, Scan Fails

5500 specifications

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