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I own a Samsung CPL-300N colour laser printer. It is approx 12 months old. When I try to print the printer begins to feed paper, but after a few mils have left the paper tray, the machine stops with a red light. Sometimes the is a paper jam, but most times there is not. I have re loaded tge drivers withthe latest from Samsung to no avail.I wonder if this is a known problem. Trevor Healey. [email protected]
Re: I own a Samsung CPL-300N colour laser printer. It is...
Opn the printer and take out the tomer and see that any peice of paper or any other object is jammed and check the paper roll area also , and check the toner also whether it is empty or not
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Per the user manual you should try using manual feed, loading one piece of paper at a time into the try and then following the on screen directions(whould be press the stop button once after paper loaded), find attached a image showing how to set up the manual feed
Per the user manual you should try using manual feed, loading one piece
of paper at a time into the try and then following the on screen
directions(whould be press the stop button once after paper loaded),
find attached a image showing how to set up the manual feed
I work in the comercial printing game, what your describing sounds like the surface finish used on these labels is only suited to black toner. Black requires the least amount of heat to set, where as colours require more radient heat the lighter the colour gets from black. Try printing a black/monotone lable and see if you still get this blistering problem.
Sounds like you are just beginning to have problems with the paper feeding. Try cleaning the roller or applying rubber cement per my other post on the paper feed topic.
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