In addition to the things Clayton has noticed, I, frankly, find the sheet feeder works fine/better for most of the 300 gsm papers I use.
Paul
On Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 12:12 PM, Clayton Price clay@... [DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint] <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
False Paper SkewsIt was an ongoing problem with several 3880's, and then I came to realize how touchy thethe paper feed can be - especially if you feed paper from the real (on sheet at a time).Finally I discovered that slowly feed it, and gently pressing the paper against the right edge -(Left edge if you stand behind the printer when the paper is feeding. So you start holding atthat edge as you're feeding the paper into the printer. At one point it will start feeding it'self, atwhich point you can let it go. Not until that moment, do I press the "Print" button to make the filestart printing. It seems to work very well now. The other suggestion, if you are using somewhatheavy paper (310 or 315 gm): There's a manual way at control buttons, to pick a change in thePlatton gap. For this thickness paper, it should be on Wide, (one position beyond normal (or regular)???However, I haven't noticed skews with either position, as long as the feed stays where I suggested.Good luck!ClayHas anyone found a way to override a paper skew alert for a 3800/3880?