Issues sending fax to one number

There could be several reasons why your fax machine is unable to send long-distance faxes. Here are a few possible causes to consider:

1. Phone line issues: Long-distance faxes may require a stronger and more stable phone connection than local faxes. If there is interference or noise on the line, the fax machine may have difficulty communicating with the recipient's fax machine. You could try calling your phone company to check the line quality.
2. Fax settings: Check that your fax settings are correct, including the country code and area code. It's also possible that the recipient's fax machine has changed settings or is experiencing technical issues.
3. Busy phone lines: Long-distance fax transmissions may be affected by busy phone lines or heavy network traffic. You could try sending the fax at a different time, such as during off-peak hours.
4. Fax machine issues: Your fax machine may have a hardware or software issue that is preventing it from sending long-distance faxes. You could try resetting the machine to its default settings or contacting the manufacturer for assistance.

It's also worth noting that some businesses and organizations have implemented measures to prevent unsolicited faxes, such as blocking faxes from unknown or unapproved numbers. If you're still having trouble after checking the above factors, you could try contacting the recipient to ensure they are able to receive faxes from your number.

It could be the recieve fax unit. either no paper, full memory or wrong class.fax machines have to be the same class in order to talk. Otherwise your send/receive pwb is bad.

with phone line plugged in, insert page face down into machine, dial the fax number, press the send/start key.

remove the cartridge and using a damp cloth wipe the ink openings...this might fix the issue.

Call the suspect number from a regular phone and listen for fax tones.

It may not be a fax, or they may have DSL.

is this making a screeching, high ptch sound. If so that is normal when sending. as far as the rest yes that is normal.


Thank You,

Mikey

I need the operation manual

here is the manual

http://www.sharpusa.com/files/fax_man_UX_B700.pdf

good luck

Call your cell phone from the fax machine and check the caller ID to make sure that it is the correct number for your fax machine. Next, call the fax machine from you cell phone, and make sure the fax machine rings. Problems like these are almost always a phone line issue, not the machine.

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Tell me more. What model Brother? Did you call them and make sure the Brother is set to auto receive?

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