Brother MFC-290C Printer "brothers wrinkles paper" Questions

wrinkles are from the pressure roller in the fuser....it's toast! I've seen cases where the paper width levers in the back of the machine aren't both set to the same number. If you open the back cover

Brother mfc 6800 printer is not taking the paper my printer is not taking the paper in a st. line. It wrinkles on right side Check the paper path for obstuctions.

...wrinkles envelopes. Brother says this is "normal", and that the only way to 'fix' it is to open the back of the printer EVERY TIME YOU PRINT AN ENVELOPE and make some kind of adjustment... which is, ...

paper jam on a brother MFC-290C the paper has been cleared, but it will not recycle. it will start again with a sound of gears not meshing then a sound of the printer printing and after a few seconds ...

...paper in a st. line. It wrinkles on brother MFC 6800 will only feed paper on one side if your paper is going in and slowly skewing to one side, most likely you have some foreign object jammed in that ...

why brother mfc 7360n printing envelopes wrinkle paper Do U mean wrinkle the envelopes?,,,,I can solve some MFC-9840-CDW issues, but the 7369N is a guess. Read your manual or do a google ...

Hello, my Brother MFC-7420 started a few months ago to wrinkle the sheets, like an accordion. a technician said is the fusor and another technician says it is the drum, which one is right? The fuser ...

When printing envelops they get wrinkled. How to avoid that? change the feed direction.. if they have to roll the entire 8" the tension causes creasing...if they are only rolling 3 1/2 there is less ...

Wrinkled papers have to be pulled out through the rear lid all the time. Printing one sheet is usually taking at least ten failures before being successful. Put some machine oil or loosen your drum ...

Printer won't print. I went to print a Christmas letter....I had a paper jam------ I took out 2 sheets of wrinkled-up paper. Then,it said: "Take out the drum"---I did...one sheet behind the drum.... I