Questions & Answers for: Canon remove rear door cards

...Liz when a card is locked you want to check little slider switch on card didn't get moved-remove card and move switch and try again-push little tab over first on battery door nad then over and ...

...rear access door off, i might could get to it. Turn the printer upside down and open the door underneath the printer to release the jammed page. Make sure you remove the bottom feed tray to give ...

...rear door and remove paper. Tried the recommened solutions to no avail. The paper can be seen with the rear door open but unable to reach it, can see it with the front door open, can touch it, can't ...

...rear case,fairly straight forward remove all screws and seperate case.You will see that door is kept in place by a small metal rod,which will slide out and allow defective door to be removed and new ...

right. Swing it out to remove the door. 3. The cassette tray. Remove the tray to expose jammed paper or envelopes. Here is the diagram for the rear door. Do not touch any components inside the printer

...remove any stuck paper, you'll need to open the rear door of the printer. The back part/door can be removed. After removing this door, check for any jammed paper. Close the back door and open the ...

...Remove the rear cover (ground yourself!) - two black screws on side, three on bottom, two inside when you open the CF card door. Gently pull out the rear cover - CAREFUL, it is attached to the main ...

...Remove all traces of paper found. Wipe the rubber paper-feed rollers with a lint-free cloth lightly moistened with distilled or bottled water. Rotate the rollers up carefully to clean all the way ...

...thumb-grip back slightly, there's a short screw there closest to the left side of the thumb-grip. ... Remove 3 short screws from the bottom of the rear cover. ... Step 5 D3100 Difference for Step