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Intellifax 4750e won't grab paper for outgoing faxes

Hi..I presume that perhaps the feed rollers are getting worn, but, would appreciated some feedback on a solution, recently we are having some frustration with the machine not grabbing the paper when we are attempting to feed documents for outgoing faxes.

Thanks, I'll look forward to your ideas.

Ani
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  • wjefferson Feb 11, 2009

    My Brother IntelliFax 4750e won't grab the paper in the paper tray anymore. The message reads "change drum soon". So I bought a new drum and that still doesn't help. Once the copy goes through, I can hear the machine trying to grab the paper, as it squeeks. Any ideas how to fix this? Or could it be the drum - as I bought a refurbished one. HELP!!

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Like the other solution says, try cleaning your feed roller, and last but not least, make sure the rear paper stopper in your paper cassette is not pressed up against paper tightly. best to leave about 1/8' gap.

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Clean the rollers and rubber pad with alcohol.

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