do NOT use that Avery-brand brochure paper in your inkjet printers.īTW I did print a few pics, on Epson premium luster paper, with EXCELLENT results, so I just ordered a big pack of that in 19X13".and more ink.ĭamned amateur fotografer trying to get a little more serious again.Epson’s unique Heat-Free PrecisionCore Technology offers improved reliability, reduced downtime and less environmental impact.Īchieve fast print speeds of up to 17 ipm (black) and 9.5 ipm (colour) with a clean and easy ink refilling process.ĭon’t compromise on cost as you print. When your Epson printer starts NOT feeding paper, clean the 2 paper-feed rollers, and 2.
I rotated the printer most of the way around and did this from the left-rear corner. The smaller, lower roller is spring-loaded and can be rotated with a long (CLEAN) tool like a small screwdriver so that its entire circumference can be cleaned. I used 91% isopropyl alcohol and Q-tips to swab the rollers the alcohol evaporated so quickly I didn't have to dry them. Bought some 67-pound Wausau vellum paper and have printed more than 100 sheets without a hiccup. Returned what was left to OfficeMax, who cheerfully issued a refund for 2 packages. Cleaned the rollers again and this time fed no more of the brochure paper-Avery 8-1/2X11, matte-finish, trifold bright-white paper-thru it. BINGO! the brochure paper fed correctly.for about 20 sheets. Meanwhile I researched my problem here and decided to clean the paper-feed rollers with alcohol. Called Epson Monday after an hour, they decided the printer was dirty and said they'd send some printer-cleaning sheets (which arrived today, Friday). Initial prints looked great, but after maybe 15 sheets, paper started feeding inconsistently, and soon after NO paper of any type would feed. I had a brochure-printing project that got interrupted when my general-purpose Canon died, so I got right to it. I bought a new 1400 it arrived a week ago.
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