Paper Cutting Failed; End Of Paper Feed - Canon imagePROGRAF iPF810 User Manual

Messages regarding paper

Paper cutting failed.

There are sheets left on the Ejection Guide.
There is a foreign object by the Output Tray,
obstructing the Cutter Unit.
You are not using the printer under the recommended
environmental conditions for the paper.
You are using paper that is not compatible with
automatic cutting.
The Cutter Unit stops in the middle of cutting.
In other cases, the Cutter Unit may be damaged.

End of paper feed.

You are pressing the ▲ button on the Control Panel
and trying to rewind the roll to the edge.
Paper can be retracted only up to 17 mm (0.7 in)
when using the Media Take-up Unit.
668 Error Message
Cause
Cause
Corrective Action
1.
Lift the Release Lever and remove the paper.
2.
If Not nished printing. Finish printing
remaining jobs? is shown on the Display Screen,
press the OK button.
Printing will resume, starting from the page on
which the error occurred.
1.
Lift the Top Cover and remove the foreign object.
2.
If Not nished printing. Finish printing
remaining jobs? is shown on the Display Screen,
press the OK button.
Printing will resume, starting from the page on
which the error occurred.
Use the printer only where the recommended
environmental conditions for the paper are met.
Note that various environmental conditions are
recommended for various types of paper. For details
on the recommended environmental conditions for
paper, see the Paper Reference Guide.
(→P.125)
Specify Manual as the cutting method and cut the
roll manually.
(→P.155)
For information about paper that is compatible with
automatic cutting, see the Paper Reference Guide.
(→P.125)
If the Carriage is out, move the Carriage out of the
way, away from the paper.
If the Cutter is out, move the Cutter to the right side
(away from the paper) and remove the jammed paper.
(→P.147)
If the paper cannot be cut using the Cutter Unit,
specify Manual as the roll cutting method and cut
the roll manually.
(→P.155)
Contact your Canon dealer for assistance.
Corrective Action
Release the ▲ button.
Release the ▲ button.