Can the toshiba estudio 2830c print envelopes?

put it back in normal position by switching where the door pivots

according to other forums and blogs, they say it is a pain to do on the 2830c and that you would have to sit and baby sit it, newer printers were being recommended for this task.
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Check the fuse. Normally, it would represent a dead set when accidentally plugged to a higher voltage. If you are lucky, the fuses will go off. On the power supply board, there is usually a filter stage and a voltage suppressor stage. The metal oxide varistor will pop or burn out when the appliance is plugged into a higher voltage.

Double check your printer driver.

Usually this is not a problem with the copier, but mostly its network related. First switch off the device and remove the power from the socket for 10-20 seconds and than switch it on again. If still doesn't send after 3-5 minutes make sure that all necessary settings are correct (SMTP address, etc...) Most of the device needs more than a minute to fully initialize the network interface after turning on the unit's power, so always wait a few minutes before you scan or print. If you recently changed your Internet Service Provider it is possible that you need use a different SMTP address.

I want to locate the position of the image sensor for a toshiba E-Studio2500c.

Hello sir; Is the stripes allway in same place and you use document feeder to copy, then you have to clean up a piece stripe glass on the plateform, otherwise ,you have to change drum cleaning blade or drum cartridge.

Problem isn't "solved", but have realized that the issue is related to the fact that the document I am trying to print is formatted for envelopes. When I print a regular word document (letter) it prints fine to the Bypass tray. It must have something to do with the fact that the document is 1000 envelopes. If I print to a PDF file, then print the document to the Bypass Tray I don't seem to have a problem.

You should be able to print on both, but I wouldn't advise it at all. The envelopes are going to jam a LOT and you WILL eventualy get a label stuck inside the machine. Possible....yes. But I don't recommend it. :)
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