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Anonymous Posted on Apr 25, 2009

DC 1250 Paper Jam when printing few copies

Print name cards double sided using Matt paper 220 gms card using manual duplex. After a few prints paper is always stuck. Is it the paper is not suitable or this is a common problem for DC1250? And when doing double side printing on the bottom of the prints it is always about 5 - 8mm skew to the left side. And advice?

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