I discovered a weird issue when fixing mine. Attached to the door to the document feeder is a plastic widget that hangs down. When there is no paper in the feeder, the arms rest inside two holes in the bed of the document feeder, and when you put paper in the feeder, it pushes these arms out of the hold. There is a stop that keeps this widget from swinging too far forward. What had happened with my printer was that this widget was on the other side of that stop. (Someone must have taken it out and put it back in wrong, or knocked it past the stop somehow.) It was rather easy to pry apart the ridges in the door to remove this widget, and rotate it past the stop again. Be careful, though, as there is a thin little spring wrapped around one of the posts. One end of the spring goes through a hole in the support ridge, and the other end goes into a slot in the widget. Because of this spring, the widget only goes in one way. If you have the widget on the correct side of the stop, the widget should lift up and away from the paper when you insert the paper. When it is on the wrong side of the stop, it lifts up and rotates toward the paper. Thing is, when it rotates toward the paper, it still allows paper to be inserted and it still scans. Hope this helps some of you.
NOTE:
The ADF does not accept photo paper.
NOTE:
Do not load more than 25 pages in the document feeder tray. Larger stacks of paper can lead to pick problems.
Figure 2: Reload the original document
Illustration of reloading the original document
Dust or paper residue on the rollers or separator pad inside the ADF can cause paper feed issues.
) to turn off the product.
1 - ADF rollers
2 - Separator pad
Illustration showing locations of the ADF rollers and separator pad
Photograph of ADF rollers
Figure 6: ADF separator pad
Photograph of ADF separator pad
) to turn on the product.
Perform a partial reset to restore the product settings to the default values.
) to turn it on.
If you have completed all the steps listed above and are still experiencing a problem, service the product.
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1- Turns Auto Answer on or off
2- Scrolls through speed-dial entries
3- Redials the most recently dialed number
4- Dials fax numbers, enters text, and specifies menu items.
5- Starts a fax
6- Changes the fax resolution
7- Dials one-touch speed-dial numbers
Fax settings
Most fax settings are configured during installation through the Fax Setup Wizard.
These settings, and some additional options, can be accessed through the front panel menu (see Figure 2).
Figure 2: Changing fax settings from the front panel menu
Sending a fax
To ensure the best quality when sending faxes in color, use a color original instead of a color copy.
Follow these steps to send a fax:
Loading original in the ADF
Place the original, print-side up, in the ADF. Adjust the paper-width guide to fit the original.
Loading original in the ADF
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