i have printed all odd # pages from a document, but my HP Laserjet 4 won't feed these pages back through to print on the blank side with even # pages. I've tried to keep the front (feeding edge) of papers from curling up, but there's just enough curl in the paper from the initial printing that keeps it from feeding in properly. Any ideas?
Which tray are you using? I would print the odd number pages then load the paper with the odd pages already printed in tray 1 with the printed image side down. Additionally, if I remember correctly you can open up the rear of the printer and the printed pages will exit straight out the back instead of having to make another turn inside the machine. The straighter the paper path you provide, the less likely the paper will jam.
You need to try a thicker paper, Heavier stock to double print the page. Slightly more expensive. Recycled paper typically will not work for this type of function. I had this same problem and found this was the only solution.
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