PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
The power is on, but no | • Make sure that the receiving machine | |
transmission takes place. | has printing paper. | |
| • Make sure that the telephone line cord is | |
| plugged into the "TEL. LINE" jack, and | |
| not the "TEL. SET" jack. | |
| • If the receiving machine is in manual | |
| mode with no attendant, reception will | |
| not be possible. | |
| • If the receiving machine is not a Sharp | |
| model, make sure it is G3 compatible. | |
| • Check the display for error messages. | |
| • Pick up the handset and check for a dial | |
| tone. | |
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The power is on, but no reception | • Make sure that the telephone line cord is | |
plugged into the "TEL. LINE" jack, and | ||
takes place. | ||
not the "TEL. SET" jack. | ||
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The printing paper does not come | • The printing paper may be jammed. See | |
"Clearing Jammed Printing Paper" in this | ||
out. | ||
chapter. | ||
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| • Make sure that the printing paper is | |
| properly loaded in your machine. | |
| • Make sure the power is on. | |
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The printing paper comes out blank | • Make sure that the document is loaded | |
properly in the feeder of the transmitting | ||
when you try to receive a document. | machine. Make a copy to confirm the | |
| printing ability of your machine. | |
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| • Ask the other party to send higher | |
The received document is faint. | contrast documents. If the contrast is still | |
too low, your fax may have a problem. | ||
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| Make a copy to check it. | |
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Received images are distorted. | • Noise on the telephone line may cause | |
distortion. Have the other party try | ||
| sending the document again. | |
| • Make a copy of another document on | |
| your fax. If the copy is also distorted, | |
| your fax may have a problem. | |
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