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This printer is faulty, I suggest you return it to the supplier to get it repaired or replaced under warranty. If you try to fix it yourself you could void your warranty.
your adf assy is out-of-alignmnt or feed'g rollers/sep-pad are filthy/bad. +possible that rollers in ppr-feed(lower unit) need cleaning also. good luck... [email protected]
If you are running Windows XP, you should be able to go to Control Panel> Printers and see your printer. Right-click and go to properties. From there you should be able to align the print cartridges and that should fix the problem. If problem persists, contact your manufacturer.
Look at the paper tray and make sure the guides are aligned properly. Most of the time, there's nothing you can do except make sure the paper stack is arranged as evenly and as tightly as possible. I've found about a .05" variation in mine that leaves room for the paper to slant.
So much for manufacturing tolerances..
I would have to say that there must be a same piece of paper touching the paper as it is being feed through the duplex ass'y. The best thing to do is to see if the copy gets tilted toward the front or rear of the copy/ copier. You will be able to find where the obstruction is in the dupex path.
As "Guest" posted on Feb 05, 2009 the problem for me was the box in the back of the printer that facilitates double sided printing. One side had come loose. I was getting "Paper Mismatch" errors, and the text was printing slanted. I simply pulled the box out and reinstalled it. Problem solved.
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