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Keith Miller Posted on Feb 25, 2016

Hi i am getting a "sheet set error" message. when loading media.

This seems to be happening more frequently now so im wondering if there is a sensor or something that needs cleaning? Any advice would be much appreciated :) Thanks, Keith Miller.

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