Error Recovery Method - Epson TM-C3500 Series Technical Reference Manual

Error Recovery Method

The following table shows the error recovery methods.
LCD display
MEDIA FORM ERROR
MEDIA SIZE ERROR
PAPER JAM ERR ##
##:59
PAPER JAM ERR ##
##:01 to 0E, 44, 55 to
5C, 80
PAPER JAM ERR ##
##: 81
PAPER REMOVAL ER
PAPER OUT
PAPER OUT ERROR
152
Description
The type of the paper set in the
printer is different from the
specified type set for "Media
detection settings".
The paper size is inappropriate
for the print area.
Roll paper is installed to the
printer set on fanfold paper.
The paper is jammed.
Fanfold paper is loaded when
the media settings are set to
roll paper.
Fanfold paper is inserted when
fanfold paper still remains in
the printer.
Paper is out.
Paper is out.
Recovery method
 Set the type of paper specified for
"Media detection settings".
 Change the settings for "Media detec-
tion settings" to that is suitable for the
loaded paper.
 For more information on the confirmation
method and how to make settings for
Media detection settings, see
detection settings" on page 115
 Set the paper whose size matches the
print area.
 Change the print area to that suitable
for the loaded paper.
Set the type of paper specified for "Media
source".
Set the paper, "Replacing Roll Paper with
Fanfold Paper" on page 66
Fanfold Paper with Roll Paper" on page
Check the paper path for a paper jam. If
jammed paper is found, remove it com-
pletely.
Set the paper, "Replacing Roll Paper with
Fanfold Paper" on page 66
Fanfold Paper with Roll Paper" on page
Load the paper that matches the media
settings.
For details on how to load paper, see
"Replacing Roll Paper with Fanfold Paper"
on page 66 or "Replacing Fanfold Paper
with Roll Paper" on page 76.
Pull out the fanfold paper that remains in
the paper exit. insert fanfold paper into the
fanfold paper slot at the back of the
printer.
Set the paper, "Replacing Roll Paper with
Fanfold Paper" on page 66
Fanfold Paper with Roll Paper" on page
"Media
or "Replacing
76.
or "Replacing
76.
or "Replacing
76.