Paper - NEC SuperScript 150C User Manual

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Precautions
The paper must not be crumpled or torn, otherwise it
may jam or even not be inserted. Always use paper in
perfect condition and within the specifications defined
(see Chapter 3).
Make sure the paper feeds smoothly, and that it is not
held too tightly nor has too much play.
If you remove the paper from or add paper to the ASF,
you MUST repeat the entire paper loading operation.
Always make sure there is no paper inserted for printing
before disconnecting the printer from the electrical
power supply.
Printing on both sides of the paper may cause smudging.
1. No paper.
If, on a print command, there is no paper to load in the
printer, the Power and On Line light indicator flash slowly.
To clear this condition, load paper in the ASF and press
Form Feed.
2. Paper does not load.
Check that the size and weight of the paper used are
within the limits allowed. Press Form Feed, then repeat
the paper loading operation.
5-4
If you removed the paper from the ASF, you must press
Form Feed , repeat the entire paper loading operation
and then press Form Feed again.
Make sure the paper is not feeding in crookedly.
Paper jamming - point 4 in this section.
Make sure the correct paper feed parameter is selected
in your printer driver, load paper in the ASF and press
the Form Feed key on the operator panel.
3. Single sheets/envelopes not loaded (or loaded
incorrectly).
The document/envelope has been positioned incorrectly
for insertion.
Make sure the correct paper format parameter is
selected in your printer driver.
Preprinted documents must have a clean 5 mm (0.2 in)
lateral margin before the first print position.
Document is being fed with a reduced line feed, causing
overprinting of successive print lines.
ASF feed mechanism is not synchronized correctly.
Remove all the paper from the ASF, press Form Feed
and then reload the paper in the ASF.
4. Paper jams or tears.
The most common causes of paper jamming in the ASF
is the addition of paper when the tray is not empty
and/or the incorrect loading of paper.
Troubleshooting