Panasonic UF-7300 > The fax keeps going into sleep mode & was printing out the same page and the doc feeder jams at the exit rollers of the doc feeder. I cleared the constant print out of the same page, but still have weird operation of fax.... Could it be the DC controler?

SOURCE: "Receiving Sleep" on Brother Fax 4100

The sleep mode is only a power save mode. You may not have the machine in the correct fax receive mode. If the machine is on a line by itself it needs to be set to fax only, if line is shared with a telephone it needs to be in fax/telephone, if you share the machine with an answering machine it needs to be in TAD mode, and so forth. Each time you press the MODE key it will change the receive mode. Most people hit this key by mistake and change the MODE and the unit will not pick up calls. Press the MODE key until you are in the correct mode. To make sure the machine will print, press reports and then the 1, this will print a help list. If the help list prints you know that the machine works. Then check to make sure the machine is in the correct fax receive mode.

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SOURCE: I have Panasonic KX-FL612 fax machine , the paper gets jammed and the fax is saved in memory . when i release the jammed paper I can not print the fax in memory . How can I print the fax in memory ?

when fax gives msg ,fax in memory,just remove jammed paper .put fresh papers in tray.if the msg is coming on screen that fax in memory just press START key.there is a green button labeled as fax start .u will receive all faxes in memory.MIAN AKHLAQ .do not forget to rate the solution.

Jay Otaigbe

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• Posted on Jul 07, 2009

SOURCE: Paper jam in Panasonic KX-

Your document feed is separate from your received and report prints so that's why your reports are printing ok and the document feeder jams. When you open up the doc feeder and look inside the machine you will see a roller and above it on the cover that opens you will see a rubber pad. Clean both the roller and pad (in fact anything in there that is rubber) with a rubber cleaner, alcohol, or even soap and water on a cloth without it been dripping wet. You will probablt find that they are very dirty. The roller feeds the document in so that needs to be clean and the pad helps to keep all the other docs from feeding in at the same time and that should be very clean so it produces good friction.