Paper jamming

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Paper jamming
Posted by JkWa of WA on 7/5/22 3:41pm	Msg #641218

You might try loading only about 50 pages at a time. Shake each segment out to loosen the stack. Then run your thumb down one short edge to ruffle the sheets. Do this with each 50 page segment until your printer is fully loaded.

Pages are compressed hard inside those cases. Loosening that compression helps your printer feed smoothly.

Messages in this Thread
	Printer jamming- Could it be the paper? - AGNotary/CA on 7/4/22 5:17pm
	More'n likely, it's the high Humidity - Lee/AR on 7/4/22 5:41pm
	Re: Printer jamming- Could it be the paper? - PaigeTurner on 7/4/22 7:25pm
	Much more helpful answer there, Paige n/m - Lee/AR on 7/5/22 10:19am
	Re: Much more helpful answer there, Paige - AGNotary/CA on 7/5/22 11:37am
	I'm partial to Hammermill; avoid Boise like the plague! n/m - Linda_H/FL on 7/5/22 11:46am
	Paper jamming - JkWa on 7/5/22 3:41pm
	I agree. Never Boise--it curls, jams, etc. n/m - MW/VA on 7/5/22 4:43pm
	Re: Much more helpful answer there, Paige - PaigeTurner on 7/5/22 4:28pm
	Boise always curled on me - on two printers.. - Linda_H/FL on 7/5/22 4:36pm
	Re: Boise always curled on me - on two printers.. - PaigeTurner on 7/5/22 5:33pm
	The moisture content is to high. - Signerbill on 7/5/22 7:44pm
	Re: Printer jamming- Could it be the paper? - BrotherOwner on 7/17/22 4:49pm

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