> Hmmm. I looked at paper that the 1800 was feeding through (but not > printing), and there are rubber-roller marks on it. Either the > paper is catching on something (although it does not feel like it) > or the rollers have become too slippery. > > Any idea how to recondition the paper rollers? The printer is not > old, so they should not need replacing. > > > >> The problem: the Ilford paper is so stiff, and the surface so > >> delicate, that it will not reliably feed through the "tray" feeder, > >> and I have *never* been able to get the single-sheet feeder at the > >> back of the printer to work properly. > > > >I just tried some Gold Fibre Silk with an 1800 and it fed perfectly > through the tray >feeder. I sent the first one through with a slight > push and then tried it even without the >push and it was fine. I'm > seeing a lot of post about 1800 feed issues and wonder if >there is > something that can go out of adjustment or there is a very wide > latitude in >printers out of the factory. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Re: R1800 use
2008-12-24 by Myron Gochnauer
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