Toshiba e 350 alway stick letter on paper although my rules is well

SOURCE: Toshiba e-studio 150

Hi you have a fuser problem. The fuser does not heatup normaly. Sometimes it can besolved with the following code. Enter Sim mode. "c" - Auto/text/photo - "c" - Auto/text/photo - 14 -start - 00 - start. To exit sim mode press clear all. Turn the machine off and on, check operation. If that does not work check the Termosters, termostats, and heater lamps and wiring harnes.

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SOURCE: cannot reduce size from 11x17 to letter

The NP6551 is an analogue copier, using only mirrors and lenses. It has no way of rotating the image. If you want to reduce a 11x17 to a 8.5x11 both peices of paper need to be fed in the same direction, ie short edge first. Change one of your trays to LTR-R ('R' for Reduction) or feed the LTR paper in thru the bypass in the long direction. If you use te bypass you must specify the paper size as LTR-R, you cannot use FREE.

SOURCE: My copier/printer toshiba estudio 150

I had eStudio 161 with same problem. you can try this

COME TO PHOTO MODE
PRESS 'C'
PRESS 'PHOTO'
PRINT 'C' DISPLAY GOES BLANK
PRESS '1' , '4'
PRESS 'PRINT'
MAKE M/C 'OFF', MAKE 'ON'

SOURCE: Toshiba 2060 Photocopier prints copies that are a bit too dark.

restart the copier while holding down the "0" and "5" keys. you will now be in service mode. enter "5" and press "start" key a number should show up in the display. this is the exposure value - how dark or light the copies will be. 5 is the automatic exposure setting. around 128 is the normal value. the larger this value the lighter the copies are - the smaller the value the darker the copies.
Enter a new number (exposure value) and press the "interupt" key to save the value. Restart the copier and check what the copies look like. Keep adjusting until it looks good/better.

Andy Bell

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• Posted on Jun 12, 2009

SOURCE: Toshiba e 650 Copier was working and copies were fading so we

When you changed the toner did you remove the strip on the new toner to release the toner