#Change printhead of epson lx 300 ii driver#
The paper size setting in your application software or printer driver does not match the size of the paper you are using.Ĭheck the paper size setting in your application or printer driver. Your printing appears too high or low on the page. Then press the Load/Eject button to feed the paper backward to the standby position. Tear off the printed pages at the perforation. You have not torn off the printed pages before pressing the Load/Eject button. The printer does not feed continuous paper to the standby position. See Loading Continuous Paper for instructions on loading continuous paper with the tractor you want to use. Press the Load/Eject button to eject the sheet. See Setting the Paper Release Lever for instructions. Set the paper release lever to the position for the paper source you want to use. The paper release lever is not set correctly.
The printer does not load continuous paper or does not feed it properly. The edge guides of the cut-sheet feeder are not positioned correctly.Īlign the left edge guide with the arrow mark, then move the right edge guide to match your paper's width. See Cut-Sheet Feeder for more information. You cannot load more than 150 sheets of paper in the high-capacity cut-sheet feeder. Too many sheets are loaded in the cut-sheet feeder. Reinstall it as described in Installing the cut-sheet feeder. The cut-sheet feeder is not installed properly. The paper does not feed properly with the optional cut-sheet feeder. Also check and adjust the paper size setting in your application or printer driver. Make sure the page length of your paper is within the range specified for single-sheet paper in Paper. The printer does not fully eject a single sheet. See Paper for information on paper specifications and use new, clean sheets of paper. Paper is creased, old, too thin, or too thick. See Adjusting the Paper-Thickness Lever for instructions. Set the paper-thickness lever to match the thickness of your paper. The paper-thickness lever is not set correctly. See Loading Single Sheets for instructions on loading single-sheet paper. Single-sheet paper is not loaded properly. Move the paper (and the edge guides) a little to the left or right. The paper on the paper guide is positioned too far to the left or right for the printer to detect that it is there. Set the paper release lever to the single-sheet position. The paper release lever is set to a tractor position. (See Switching to printing on single sheets for more information.) Set the paper release lever to the single-sheet position and insert a new sheet. Press the Load/Eject button to feed the continuous paper back to the standby position. The printer does not load single-sheet paper or does not feed it properly. Turn off the printer, and make sure the power cord is firmly plugged into the electrical outlet and the printer, if necessary. The power cord is not properly plugged into the electrical outlet or your printer. The printer does not work and the control panel lights are off even when you turn on the printer. If the voltages do not match, unplug the printer immediately and contact your dealer.ĭo not reconnect the power cord to an electrical outlet that has the wrong voltage for your printer. The printer's voltage rating does not match the voltage of your electrical outlet.Ĭheck the printer and the outlet voltage ratings. The control panel lights come on briefly, but then go off and stay off. To clear a paper jam, see Clearing Paper Jams. To pinpoint communication problems, experienced users may want to use the printer's hex dump mode described in Printing Hex Dump. See Printing a Self Test for instructions on printing a self test. You can also use the self test to determine whether the printer or the computer is causing the problem. Use the information in this section to find the source of and solution to printer problems that occur.ĭetermine the type of problem that occurred, and see the appropriate section below: Most problems you may encounter while operating your printer have simple solutions.
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