Problems When Cutting Paper; Problems With The Sorter - Epson SureLab D3000 - Single Roll Operation Manual

Symptom
The printed surface is scuffed or soiled.
The paper is creased.
The prints are soiled.

Problems when Cutting Paper

Symptom
Cuts are skewed, edges are not cut
cleanly, edges are curled, coating is
cracked

Problems with the Sorter

Symptom
Cannot return the sorter tray because it is
out of place or broken.
Cannot clear the error even after
removing the paper from the sorter tray
by following the instructions on the
Operation panel.
Curled paper remains on the conveyor.
Troubleshooting
Is the paper too thick or too thin?
Check that the paper specifications are compatible with this printer.
U "Printer Specifications" on page 140
Are you using the printer at normal room temperature?
Special media should be used at normal room temperature (temperature: 59 to
77 °F [15 to 25 C°], humidity: 40 to 60%). For information about paper from other
manufacturers that requires special handling, such as thin paper, see the manual
supplied with the paper.
You can adjust the humidity in the roll paper feeder with the humidity control
unit.
U "Adjusting the Humidity in the Roll Paper Feeder" on page 74
Is there any ink or dust on the printer?
There may be ink or dust stuck to the printer. Check if the following sections are
soiled and clean them if necessary.
See the following for details on checking.
U "Checking Items and Checking Times" on page 99
You need to replace the cutter.
Contact a technical representative to replace the cutter.
The sorter tray is broken.
Contact a technical representative to replace the sorter tray.
Is the sorter tray in the appropriate position?
Remove the paper from the sorter tray, and then hold down the Sorter Drive
Switch for 10 seconds. The sorter tray is forced to the appropriate position.
Set Sorter to Disabled.
Set Sorter to Disabled in Maintenance Utility, and then restart the printer.
Since then, the conveyor stops when printing. Remove each piece of ejected
paper from the conveyer.
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