I am having problems printing with Kodak premium photo paper, but other types of paper are printing fine. According to the packet, the paper is compatible with the printer, yet every time I try to print a window pops up and says that there is no paper, or that the printer has a paper jam.
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When switching from printing on standard paper to photo paper, you need the change the paper and picture quality settings in Printing Preferences.
Start > (Control Panel) Printer(s) > right click on the Epson TX121 printer icon > Printing Preferences > Main > tick Photo or Best Photo > under Paper Options/Type select the closest match to the type of Photo Paper you are using (see photo paper packet for guidance) > Apply > OK.
Use the same procedure to switch back to standard paper settings to print on normal paper again.
The problem is in your printer set up. When you go to print, select the type of paper, size, horizontal or vertical print mode. If you do not designate photo with size and paper type; it defaults to standard 8x10 paper from the lower tray. This is all explained in your printer manual or on line at HP.com.
I don't understand the comment that your canon will not print on any type of photo paper. I own the same printer. I have found that the canon i9900 does not print well at all on generic photo papers, it does poorly on Kodak photo papers, good on HP and excellent on Epson. Are you selecting Preferences/media type, then photo paper, paper pro, paper glossy or matte. What version is your driver. I updated mine last year and it did not work, I still use the original from the install disk, which I have. [email protected]
Kindly place the paper in the photo paper tray and then place a photo on the scanner glass of the paper and press copy.Correspondingly,if you are printing from computer make sure that you select 4X6 in the printing properties or preferences while printing the pictures.
Your issue will be solved.Keep me posted if you are facing any problems.
Ok,, thanks again for the additional info. I had the same problem at one point with my HP photo printer, it seems the electronic eye that watches for the edge of the paper somehow can't see/focus on some of the high gloss papers.
How I tested it was simple. I roughed up(wrecking) one sheet and ran it through, it saw the page and printed. after that I tested with semi-gloss and it seems to work better.
the reaction of the photo chemicals that are on the paper cannot be guaranteed by the printer manufacturer as they have no knowledge of its composition.
3rd party photo paper manufacturers have better compatibility results.
What kind of paper is jamming? The paper could be too thin, or too thick.
Have any young children visited you recently? My neighbour's grandson thought the paper tray was a great place to hide his Oreo cookie and gummy bears. The crumbs on the roller made the paper wrap around inside. It was cheaper to buy a new printer than pay for a tear down. This happened to my neighbour over Christmas.
Check for spilled ink inside the cartridge area. If Ink has dripped down on the rollers, that would jam the paper. This would only be an issue if anyone moved the printer. Could your cleaning person have done this? It happend to me, once.
Have you checked the slider that adjusts for different paper sizes? It could be putting too much tension on the paper and throwing off the timing of the paper travelling through the printer, so the sheet is in the wrong place at the wrong time and jams up. Is it 8.5" x 11" photo grade inkjet paper or 4" x 6" photo paper? Before I print, I check that the paper type setting matches what is in the tray. If it is letter size premium photo paper, then I choose that paper in the printer settings. If it is premium letter size paper for documents then I choose that paper, so the printer can adjust itself to the paper.
Are you using recycled paper? My Kodak, HP, Epson, and Canon printers jam. Recycled paper really screws up my machines. I don't like it and can't use it.
Do you have too much paper in the tray? Try 5 or 10 sheets only in the tray to see if the amount of paper was the culprit.
Have you tried a different package or brand of paper?
One time a package of 500 sheets of HP inkjet wouldn't go through my KODAK , but worked fine in
the other printers. The next package of HP paper worked fine. How long has the paper been out of the package and sitting in the printer? Try fanning the paper.
Has the humidity in your area drastically changed in the past week? I have to keep the paper sealed in the original package. Inkjet paper out of the package is affected by humidity where I live. Winter heating causes out of package paper to collect static and stick to the rollers. Summer temperatures with high humidity causes out of package inkjet paper to absorb moisture from the room. This humid paper sticks together. Is the paper meant for a photo copier or laser printer/copier? I get lousy results with non-inkjet paper in every brand of injet printer I use.
Is it Brand name InkJet paper, like Kodak, XEROX, or HP? I stick to brand name inkjet and photo paper. Dollar store paper always jams in my printers.
For Document Printing I use either: Kodak's 24 lb Ultimate Inket Printer Brightness 98 paper, XEROX Premium Inkjet Brightness 98 24 lb, or HP 96 Brightness Premium Inkjet Printer 24 lb paper.
For Photo Printing I use Kodak's Ultra Premium Photo Paper, and adjust the printer's settings for it.
The paper size must be set to borderless in both the application (MS Word) and the printer driver. To set borderless printing in the application, follow the steps below.
Click File , then Page Setup .
In the Page Setup dialog box, click the Paper tab.
Under Paper Size, select the appropriate borderless paper size.
To select borderless printing in the printer driver, follow the steps below.
In the application, click File , and then click Print .
In the Print dialog box, click Properties , and then click the Paper/Quality tab.
Select the appropriate borderless paper size.
HINWEIS:
Under Paper Type, you cannot choose plain paper and print borderless. Choose photo or brochure paper instead.
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