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Paper feeding

If cut sheet paper (without the ASF) is not feeding smoothly, check the

following:

Check
Is the paper release lever
pushed back (to the c posi-
tion)?
Is the paper guide in place
and vertical?
Are the left and right guides
too close together?
Is the ASF selected with the
EDS settings?
Are you trying to feed paper
using the front panel buttons
while the ON LINE indicator
is illuminated?
Is the paper too thick?
Possible remedy
Set the release lever to the C position.
The paper guide should be in place vertically for cut
sheets to feed smoothly.
If the left and right guides are too close together, the
paper will not feed smoothly. Move them a little further
apart to allow the paper to feed freely.
If it is, then deselect it.
You can only feed paper in this way when the printer is
off-line. Set the printer off-line and then feed paper.
There are limits to the thickness of paper that can be fed
in this way. Try using thinner paper.

If fanfold (continuous) paper is not being fed correctly using the tractor feed,

check the following:

Check
Is the paper release lever
pushed to the k position?
Is the paper guide in the ver-
tical position?
Are the holes on each side of
the paper aligned withregard
to each other in the tractor
units?
Are the tractor units too close
or too far apart?
Are the tractor units locked
in position and the covers
closed?
Is the paper feeding freely
into the printer?
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Possible remedy I
Make sure the release lever is pushed to the
tion. L posi-
When using the tractor feed, the paper guide should be
horizontal.
If the two sides of the paper sre out of alignment, realign
them so that the tractor holes match up.
Misalignment of the tractor units, making the paper too
loose or too tight, will prevent a smooth paper feed.
Correct this if necessary.
The paper should not be too far from the printer (less
than 1 meter/ 3 feet), and there should be no cables or
other obstacles obstructing its path. The paper should
also be feeding straight into the printer, and an angled
feed may cause jams and blockages.
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