Which way does the paper go into the feed when faxing?

If you are laying your original on a glass, like in a flatbed scanner, you lay it face down.
If your fax works like my printer, the printed surface is on the bottom tray face down. It It gets sucked into the printer under the roller, around the back of the roller and comes out in the upper tray over the roller and face up. You laid the paper face down.

I hope this might help resolve your question.

If it is on the table top then face down. If you are doing it through the auto feed then face up.

Hello
Down,print goes down.

This confuses me everytime.

Where you put the paper must be a little icon like a page with lines, if you see this put the paper face up. I am surprise you did not check with a fax recipient to see if they got it (Blank paper or the fax)

You place the paper face side up when feeding through the loader on top. You can also scan the fax in placing the paper face side down on the glass plate of the scanner portion.

feed paper at the top of the fax machine which you want to send through fax. remember that face of your documents is down ( mean the clean side face is up word and writing side is down word.)

mfc3240c is face down

Try making a copy of something, if it comes out blank, try the other way. The copy and fax functions work the same.

Hope this helps
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if using the feeder probably face up as it will likely pull the document in and invert it to lay face down on the scanning glass.

if you lift up the feeder (like lifting the top of a copy machine), then it would be face down on the glass.

there should be an image on the feeder illustrating how the document should be placed - if it looks like a page with lines on it with a bent corner then it is face up.

Face up if using the feeder. Face down if scanning on the glass.