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Paper is not Fed into the Printer (part 2)
CHECK5
Is the loaded paper too thick or too thin?
Use only paper that meets SHARP specifications for
weight as shown below.
Type
Paper
60g/m
(16 lbs. to 110 lbs. index)
Banner
75g/m
Envelope
75g/m
(20 lbs. to 24 lbs.)
Card
110g/m
Max. thickness: 0.25mm (0.010")
When inserting envelopes into the
paper tray, press the thick side with
the folded flaps together. Otherwise
trouble with the paper feed may
occur.
CHECK6
Is the printer on a flat surface?
The printer will not operate correctly when placed on
an uneven surface. Use the printer on a flat surface.
CHECK7
Is the paper curled or folded?
Using curled or old paper may cause paper supply
problems. The use of new paper is recommended.
Printer Driver Settings
How to Use the
Online Manual
Windows 95/98/Me/NT4.0 Windows 2000/XP
Specifications
2
2
to 200g/m
2
(20 lbs.)
2
2
to 90g/m
2
2
to 200g/m
(110 lbs. index)
Press on this side.
CHECK8
Did you fan the paper before placing into
the paper tray?
Fan the paper, and tap the edge against a flat surface to
even the stack before loading into the printer.
CHECK9
Is the setting for printing cards or envelops
correct?
When printing onto a card or envelope, open the paper
tray so that it is nearly horizontal, and insert the card or
envelope so that it is in the portrait direction with the
side to be printed on facing up.
Reference:
Print Status
Print
Window
Troubleshooting
See "LOADING PAPER" in the Setup Guide
and Operation Manual for details on
inserting cards and envelopes.
Sharing Printer
Maintenance
68
Troubleshooting
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