My Epson Artisan 800 prints only 1 inch of anything and then spits the paper out

To resolve this issue, you need to print a nozzle check pattern and then determine if print head cleanning is need.
To print nozzle check, follow the steps below.

1. Turn off the Artisan Series and your computer, if connected.
2. Disconnect any connected USB cables.
3. Load plain paper in the main tray.
4. Press the On button to turn the Artisan 800 Series on again.
5. Press Setup.
6. Select Maintenance.
7. Select Nozzle Check.
8. Press Start.
9. The Artisan Series begins printing the nozzle check pattern.
10. If there are no gaps, select Finish Nozzle Check.
    If there are gaps, select Head Cleaning.

If the nozzle check pattern page prints correctly, the problem may be with your software settings, the interface cable, or your computer.

It appears that the paper feed rollers is not functioning properly. Check it with Epson if your printer is still underwarranty, or send your printer to the nearest Service Center for repair.

What was the result. Im having the same problem

My Artisan 800 was doing this and I realized it was because I was using three hole punched paper. I think the printer sees the top hole and thinks the paper has run out and cancels the rest of the page. Big engineering goof Epson.

What type of paper are you using? The printer actually was calibrated with Epson papers, so it might not like your paper. Try using Epson papers.

Try removing the rear duplexer unit and see if there may be something in the way. You will be able to see if the tray is flush to the end.

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epson artisan 800 keeps saying "paper jam" but there is none.
HELP!!!

I have the same issue, It seems 1 line of pixels is overlapping with the next set of pixels and makes a dark line horizontally.

please make show that ur connection to the printer is correct.mostly if u using usb cable.uninstall and reinstall ur printer drivers can solve the problem.

OK so i tricked my 810 into printing on a transparency. NOT that I recommend doing this ... but .... I took four pieces of clear tape and taped the top (where it goes into the printer) and on each side about three inches from the top.

Then I put it in the tray with the transparency on the bottom of the paper -- since it brings it up thru the printer and flips it over, it prints right onto the transparency !!!

It didn't like it the first time, since I just folded over the tape on the end that gets sucked into the printer first. Hence the added stabilizers on each side.