Adjusting the thickness of paper in a typewriter canon AP6000?

I suppose you are using carbonized paper to obtain 2 copies... Then probably the first sheet of paper you are using (the one over the carbon paper) is too thick. I remember that when one wanted to make copies, it was important to use thin paper or the copy (the page under the carbonized paper) would appear too pale. Try with a thinner paper, especially as the paper used in printers and photocopiers is stronger than the one that was produced for typewriters.

That particular key is not hitting the paper flush as it should. Carefully try adjusting it in the direction of the miss.

What manufacturer? Who makes the AP6000?

Hi. There is a lever (left side) to set the thickness of paper. Move that to lower number if you only have 1 paper, move up if you have several pages. Hope this helps.

Sounds like the ink isn't having time to dry and is rubbing along paper.

Paper may be too thick. If it prints OK on normal paper (test first) but not on thick card, then it doesn't support thick paper settings.

It is not adjustable but may just be sticking

Depends on how thick. sometimes just pushing on the trailing edge will do it or else you can open the pressure rolls and insert it and then align it.

DickyO

Align paper to left or right. Try to print on other positions or Change paper.

the thickness of your paper does not match the setting of the paper thickness of the Printer. try and reset the thickness setup.

this is only a possible solution.make sure the paper is between 17  to 24 pounds thick.i once had a jamming problem and it turned out to be the printer which canon replaced under warranty.but in the process i learned paper thickness can make a difference. i was recommended 20 pounds by a staples employee.i hope this helps you.