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Pohot paper jamming in Brother DCP-115C printer

I bought my printer 6 months ago and have had no dramas until I started printing photos. I have 230gsm glossy paper (this printer is supposed to take up to 240gsm). It printed a couple of sheets yesterday but today it just keeps jamming. It doesn't seem to want to feed the paper around the loop in the back of the printer. I hve tried single sheets and putting in multiples. It is fine with normal paper - it's just the photo paper that is a problem.

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  • irated novic Jun 11, 2008

    i,ve tried all different photo paper but the problem is still the same.After numerous efforts I decided to take my photos to the shop.

  • Anonymous Mar 26, 2014

    pulls multiple sheets

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2014

    yesterday my printer said unable to util today it says paper jam

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This is a common error of this printertype. Please use only paper of max. 220g. There is no problem reported with that.

Posted on Sep 09, 2007

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