Brother MFC-9420CN All-In-One Laser Printer "document feeder" Questions

...Document Feeder I own a Brother MFC-7820N printer. When I scan a page using the document feeder, the document comes out blurry and low quality. However, when I manually place the document on the ...

Document Feeder jams When I try to feed a document through the feeder, it jams. This is consistent, regardless if I use the feeder for 1 or more pages. the paper starts to feed and then the paper jams

...When I try to scan through document feeder a number of pages (I am trying to save to one file) the feeder will only scan in one document at a time. you can scan only one doc at atime on this

...document feeder. No verticle lines on document when it is scanned face down on the glass. How do I clean the document feeder? There is a thin strip of glass next to the main platen glass, where ...

...document feeder Document feeder jammed and was unable to clear path. Then somene put pressure on the paper guide and broke it off. Want to replace entire document feeder assembly. Need instructions ...

document feeder, I get couple parallel black lines down, close to each others on the printed page. When I copy a page from the scanner glass, or print an MS Word document, the printed pages are normal

document feeder. The document feeder will try to scan all pages into one file. Try These steps it should solve you problem. Scanning From the Feeder Step 1 Click the "Start" button on your desktop and

using the Document feeder the top corners of the paper being fed become folded try to clean the document feeder, i think there so many scratch of small piece of paper that why the printer is paper jam

Document Feeder won't work When I put documents in the top feeder, it won't pull them to make a copy; but rather it scans the flatbed. hello! check and look to see if there is anything blocking the ...

...document feeder. Here's a link to the manual that I spoke about: http://www.brother-usa.com/ModelDocuments/Consumer/Users%20Manual/UM_MFC_490CW_EN_1773.PDF Hope this helps! The general rule ...