Epson Stylus Pro 3800 User Manual page 147

EPSON Stylus Pro 3800
MAINTENANCE
REQUEST NNNN
CLEANING ERROR
PRESS THE DOWN
BUTTON AND REMOVE
THICK PAPER
PAPER REMOVE
REMOVE PAPER FROM
THE REAR
PAPER FEED ERROR
LOAD PAPER
CORRECTLY
PRESS THE DOWN
BUTTON
PAPER EJECT ERROR
PRESS THE DOWN
BUTTON AND REMOVE
PAPER
PAPER JAM
REMOVE PAPER
CLEANING ERROR
PRESS THE
CANCEL/RESET BUTTON
PAPER SENSOR ERROR
PRESS THE + BUTTON.
LOAD THE CORRECT
PAPER
PAPER SENSOR ERROR
PRESS THE + BUTTON
LOAD DIFFERENT PAPER
PAPER SIZE ERROR
LOAD THE CORRECT
SIZE PAPER
User's Guide
A part used in the printer has
nearly reached the end of its life.
"NNNN" shows the code of the
part.
Cleaning cannot be executed
because thick paper is loaded.
The paper is removed from the
rear manual feed slot.
Double-sided printing has been
performed, and the printer could
not feed the paper correctly.
The printer could not eject the
printout.
The paper is jammed.
The nozzles are still clogged.
The loaded paper does not
match the paper type selected
for the Auto Head Alignment.
The loaded paper does not
match the paper type selected.
The loaded paper size does not
match the data size.
Note the code and contact your
dealer. See "Contacting
Customer Support" on page 174.
Remove the thick paper.
Remove the paper from the rear
manual feed slot.
Load the paper which just has
been ejected, and then press the
Paper Feed/Down d button.
Press the Paper Feed/Down d
button, and then remove the
printout.
Remove the jammed paper. See
"Clearing paper jams" on page
161 for details.
Press the Cancel/Reset + button.
Then, run the Head Cleaning
utility. For Windows, see
"Cleaning the print head" on
page 48. For Mac OS X, see
"Cleaning the print head" on
page 92.
Press the Cancel/Reset + button,
and then load the paper that
matches with the paper type
selected for the Auto Head
Alignment. See "Aligning the
print head automatically" on
page 110 for details.
Press the Cancel/Reset + button,
and then load the paper that
matches with the paper type.
See "Aligning the print head
automatically" on page 110 for
details.
Match the loaded paper size to
the data size.
Problem Solver
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