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Can't use "ROLL PAPER" settings

Can't use "ROLL PAPER" settings

2003-04-30 by Daniel Smith

After taking apart my 9500 for cleaning and to resolve an ink 
problem, I now have a new problem.

If I load any kind of roll paper, after hitting pause, the printer's 
paper setting switches itself from roll to "sheet". Does not matter 
what i have selected in driver, or what type of paper. After printing, 
the printer will spool out yards of paper, looking for the end of the 
sheet.

I was printing on rolls of canvas no problem, rolls of EEM no 
problem, cutter on or off. Now it always switches to "sheet".

Maybe I knocked the paper thickness sensor out of whack? Or 
one of the sensors is dead or dirty? Or do you think the main 
board is going bad?

Any ideas? Any one ever adjust or replace a paper sensor?

thanks,
dan smith

Re: Can't use "ROLL PAPER" settings

2003-04-30 by Antonis Ricos

Dan,

sounds like you need the service manual. 

http://www.visual-artists.com/manuals.htm

And I think you got the right idea. It's probably a sensor that got gunk on it or 
knocked off . The manual details how to check for that. 
Let's pray it's not the board that's fried!....

Also, you may get expert advice from the folks at  epsonWideFormat:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EpsonWideFormat


Good luck.

Antonis
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> Maybe I knocked the paper thickness sensor out of whack? Or 
> one of the sensors is dead or dirty? Or do you think the main 
> board is going bad?
> 
> Any ideas? Any one ever adjust or replace a paper sensor?
> 
> thanks,
> dan smith

Re: Can't use "ROLL PAPER" settings

2003-04-30 by Daniel Smith

thanks antonis.
I do have a copy of the service manual.
it shows how to check the P_THICK sensor to see if it is reading 
thickness properly (p. 215), but it does not explain how to adjust 
it, unless i am not understanding the manual correctly.

Wondering if anyone has ever attempted to adjust or replace this 
sensor.

dan

> sounds like you need the service manual. 
> 
> http://www.visual-artists.com/manuals.htm
> 
> And I think you got the right idea. It's probably a sensor that got 
gunk on it or  knocked off . The manual details how to check for 
that.

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