Digital BW, The Print

Rick,

I have used a 1200 for several years and only have problems with 
either regular paper stock I use for nozzle checks or very heavy 
paper.  For the former, it takes several sheets in the tray to get it 
to feed correctly.  The few times I have used very heavy stock, I 
have had to help the paper along by hand. However, for EAM an papers 
of like weight, the auto-feed seems to work well with one sheet in 
the tray.

Steve

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Alan Zinn 
<AZinn@n...> wrote:
> At 03:56 PM 10/19/03 +0000, you wrote:
> >I am using an Epson 1200 and am having great difficulty with the
> >paper feeder.  I have tried unsucessfully using light weight paper 
as
> >well as heavier stock.  And of course i have changed the position 
of
> >the flip arm on the printer to accomodate the different weights.  I
> >even have a problem with feeding ordinary injet paper.  Any
> >suggestions short of pushing in the paper by hand (which is what I 
am
> >doing now with minor sucess) would be appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks
> >Rick Zeidman
> >rzeidman@m...
> 
> Rick,
> 
> I have the same problem with my 1200.  It is frustrating because it 
seems 
> intermittent. After the initial feed begins it doesn't catch in the 
last 
> row of rollers.  I examined them with a flashlight and they are 
clean and 
> dry. I have less problems when the paper tray is full. I wonder if 
there is 
> a fine paper thickness adjustment?  It looks to me that the paper 
thickness 
> lever only moves the location of the print head rather than the 
> roller/paper distance.
> 
> AZ
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