It takes forever to print out my documents - it receives it, then processes it, then 10 minutes later - shoots out the doc.

Your Printer head need cleaning, try doing a self cleaning or change you ink, hope this helps.

If the machine receives a fax under one of the following conditions, the machine will not be able to print the received fax and will automatically store it in its memory.Ink has run out while receiving a fax.Paper has run out while receiving a fax.

• Paper other than A4, Letter, or Legal-sized papers are loaded.
  
• OFF is selected for Auto Print in User Settings.
  
• You pressed the Stop button to cancel printing of a fax.

1. Make sure that the plain paper is loaded in the Rear Tray.

2. Display the Memory reference screen.
(1) Press the FAX button, and press the Menu button.
(2) Use the (-) or (+) button to select Memory reference, and press the OK button.

3. Print all the received documents in the memory.
(1) Use the (-) or (+) button to select Print all RX docs.

• To print the list of documents in the memory, select Print memory list.
  
• To print a specified document, select Print specified doc..
  
• To delete a specified document, select Delete specified doc..
  
• To delete all documents in the memory at the same time, select Delete all documents.
  

(2) Press the OK button.
(3) Use the (-) or (+) button to select Yes, and press the OK button.

The machine starts printing documents in the memory one by one.

(4) Use the (-) or (+) button to select Yes



To keep the document in the memory, select No.

(5) Press the OK button.

• The deletion confirmation screen will appear each time after one document is printed. Repeat the same procedure until all documents are printed.

The greater the detail setting the scanner is set to scan at, the greater will be the time taken to complete the scan process.

Lowering the detail settings may reduce the time taken to scan a document.
These settings may be found in the software that came with your printer.

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damnor01

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This will let you know how to fix it. I had the same problem.

If the document appears on your computer screen you should be able to print it. If your Word 2003 cannot read the document there is an upgrade to allow it to access later version documents. Open office word processor accepts later Microsoft Word documents.

The most basic function of MS Word is to create a document/file. Once a document has been created, the user may enter data - for example by typing some text. At any point after the document has been created, the user is allowed to save the contents. The document can then be accessed at a later time and modified as necessary. Documents can be printed out at any stage in this process.

Try putting a piece of paper in tray 1

Try this --- Double click printer>Choose Printer from menu bar>Select Properties>Click Advanced Tab and make sure "Spool print documents and Start printing immedialety is selected>Click Apply Button.

sounds like a memory issues or a windows swap file problem. when printing large docs u need to have some free memory in the computer. Also some printers 2 day used windows memory to print so if your pc only has small amount of free memory it can effect printing out large docs. also with a laptop it shares it memory with the video GPU. so you may need to upgrade your memory in your laptop .

Is the issue the same with a anormal text document or just with heavily colored docs? If the text doc gets printed fine, then it is an issue with print spooler and we might need to work on that. revert & lemme know