Epson STYLUS 4800 Printer Manual page 133

Message Light
NOZZLES STILL —
CLOGGED
OPTION I/F —
ERROR
PAPER NOT CUT
flashing
PAPER NOT
STRAIGHT flashing
PAPER OUT
on
REAR COVER —
OPEN
RELEASE LEVER
REMOVE PAPER flashing
JAM
RELOAD PAPER
on
RELOAD PAPER
INSERT DEEPLY on
REMOVE PAPER
on
REPLACE —
CNVRSION CRTG
Explanation
Head cleaning did not
clear the nozzles.
Wrong interface card
installed.
Paper light Roll paper was not cut
correctly.
The cutter may be
blunt or incorrectly
installed.
Paper light Paper slipped and fed
into the printer at an
angle.
Paper light No paper is loaded.
Paper ran out.
The rear cover has
been removed.
Paper light Paper has jammed in
the printer.
Paper light Printer cannot detect
paper.
PAPER NOT CUT error
was cleared.
Paper light Manually loaded sheet
is not inserted far
enough.
Paper light Paper is too thick for
head cleaning.
Printer could not feed
the printed page.
The conversion
cartridge needs to be
replaced.
Response
Run the head cleaning utility again. If the
nozzles are still clogged, contact Epson.
Turn off the printer and remove the card. See
the documentation that came with the card.
Open the top cover and remove the uncut
paper. Reload paper if necessary.
Reinstall or replace the cutter blade if
necessary, as described on page 118.
Reload paper, making sure the edges are
straight.
Load paper.
Remove any printouts or paper remaining in the
printer and load more paper.
If the message appears during a print job, reset
the printer by pressing the Pause button for
3 seconds. Then load paper and resend the job.
Replace the rear cover.
Remove the jammed paper. See page 142 for
more information.
If you are using cut sheets, make sure the
paper is flat. Move the paper lever.
Reload paper.
Insert the sheet further into the printer. See
page 44 for instructions.
Pull the paper lever out to remove the paper.
Head cleaning automatically starts. After
cleaning, reload paper.
Remove the print.
Replace the conversion cartridge with a new
one. Or, complete the replacement of the black
ink by pressing the
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Solving Problems
Pause button.
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