How is this on curled pages? I've been through three color laser units because the paper curl is so severe that they jam in our folding machine.
216307
since this is not a laser print their is no heat to curl the paper it comes out nice and straight, have no problems with curling.
216308
No heat, no curls.Laser is why your machine curls. I had the same problem.Hope this helps
216309
This technology does not heat the pages. There is no curling that I have noticed.The printer is faster than a bizhub 360 color, and the quality is excellent with no jams.
216310
We had the same problem, I called HP and they knew of the defect and they sent a replacement after there troubleshooting session, no problems now WE LOVE this printer. MAY SILL JAMS EVERY TWO WEEKS OR SO, BUT THE GOOD BY FAR OUT WEIGHS THE BAD.
216311
There is not an issue with curling because the page is not exposed to heat as with a laser printer. This is just an inkjet printer with a stationary head. The stationary head has nozzles across its length and the page passes under the head and the ink is dispersed on the page as it passes under the nozzles. The speed of this printer is amazing... faster than laser printers.
216312
I give this printer an A+. I am a physician and have a busy practice and this is my main printer. It works perfectly
216313
Have not had that problem. The printer kicks them out very quickly and the copies lay flat.
1252951
I use a lot of 24 lb paper sometimes with a lot of color toner applied. Sometimes I notice the color makes it slip a little, but I haven't had any other trouble. Sorry I can't be more help.
1353728
I'm sorry I wish that I could help. Mine did the same thing after about 20 pages of lamination over the past 6 months. I ended up throwing mine away and now I have a whole bunch of extra laminating sheets. Eventually I'll replace the machine. I'm usually a huge fan of Amazon but I will certainly not get another Amazon laminating machine. I hope you are able to salvage your machine.
1209248
Pages get a little caught sometimes flipping left, flipping right is fine due to the way the rings are designed. It's not bad, and a small metal file could completely alleviate any issue if you wanted. Hope this help!
162494
I use paper but would agree it is on the strong side. I put mine on the second from weakest and it grinds and brews to the strength I prefer. Did you keep your machine?
1444435
I'm having this problem too. Have placed 200lbs worth of books on top of it and it still curls right back up. Not as bad as initially, but it's still pretty bad.
1226303
MAC OS X Lion 10.7.5 is the version of the computer that I have. I use Print Shop 2 to make half-fold greeting cards. The Avery paper works fine. It is nice paper and almost all of my cards come out looking good. It is not the fault of the paper when they don't look good. I hope I've answered your question.
418890
Not sure if this will help but....after removing jammed paper be sure to look in the back side(after removing cover) to be certain all existing paper has been removed. We had a similar issue after about a thousand sheets and it turned out that a piece of paper was jammed and wrapped around the feed roller.
1745466
Nate, I've owned this machine about 9 months now. I've put several hundred sheets through it. Some I've put straight in, in little packs, the machine ate them up. Others, I've stacked and laid them in, and closed the lit, it ate them as well. I read all the reviews too, prior to buying. I compared more $ costs to bigger and better machines, but who wants to pay $$$ big dollars just to shred junk you don't want, or need? My idea is this machine for the money it cost, does a better than average job, and doesn't jam. I think I've seen my wife feed it so much paper, hand fed, group after group for long enough to cause the machine to jam once. Once! When it did that, it backed itself up, and cleared the jam. I had her wait a little while to let it cool down. Gotta remember it's not a professional machine, but a darn good home owner's machine that does the job. There's always somebody somewhere that'll review that it's a terrible machine. Gotta expect that. But more, many more, said it was very good. Including my review. Good luck. rw
1401065
Keep in mind that the curling problem I described is with the paper contained in the Glossy II bulk pack of 400 4x6 sheets which was manufactured in Germany. I have no other original packing for 4x6 paper. I DO have original packaging for 8 1/2x11 Glossy II paper made in Germany as well as Japan. They both have the same product number and UPC code. In a very unscientific comparison between these two the paper made in Germany seems to be ever so slightly heavier and ever so slightly whiter, and has no Canon watermark while the Japanese paper does. I have not tested them for curling.
79769
We've scanned multiple pages of heavy stock paper with no issues. However, we have lab rx which are ultra light weight and got crumbled running through. We don't have a lot of those to scan, so we make a copy and scan the copy. We've only begun scanning over the part two weeks, so Our experience is limited at this point. I hope this helps.
1406675
I would first check the blade to see if it has a nick in it. Even the slightest damage to a blade causes problems. Second, check to see if there is paper or glitter stuck in the blade. Glitter is fun, but tough on blades! Third, I would make sure your depth setting is correct. Could possibly be too deep, thus making a mess of your paper. Hope this helps
196576
I just ordered one of these (for $87 from Geeks) - a refurb. I come from a copier repair background and would offer some suggestions concerning its jamming issues. As mentioned above - clean the feed roller with alcohol. Make sure you thourghly fan the paper before loading. If you still have jamming - turn the stack of paper over. Paper DOES have different "grain" front to back and one side will allow a better "grip" then the other. I wouldn't believe this if it weren't for my background. It sounds like this machine is more picky than many with it's feed system - but so are some copiers - and there ARE work-arounds. So I'll take my chances with it, and post a review later... I just ordered one of these (for $87 from Geeks) - a refurb. I come from a copier repair background and would offer some suggestions concerning its jamming issues. As mentioned above - clean the feed roller with alcohol. Make sure you thourghly fan the paper before loading. If you still have jamming - turn the stack of paper over. Paper DOES have different "grain" front to back and one side will allow a better "grip" then the other. I wouldn't believe this if it weren't for my background. It sounds like this machine is more picky than many with it's feed system - but so... » Read More I just ordered one of these (for $87 from Geeks) - a refurb. I come from a copier repair background and would offer some suggestions concerning its jamming issues. As mentioned above - clean the feed roller with alcohol. Make sure you thourghly fan the paper before loading. If you still have jamming - turn the stack of paper over. Paper DOES have different "grain" front to back and one side will allow a better "grip" then the other. I wouldn't believe this if it weren't for my background. It sounds like this machine is more picky than many with it's feed system - but so are some copiers - and there ARE work-arounds. So I'll take my chances with it, and post a review later... « Show Less
2088754
I am having this same problem and wasting a lot of sheets. I did about 20 sheets no problem and then once the corner folding started I can't get it to stop. I'm considering sending the machine back for another brand.
2007609
I've had one for about 3-4 years and just attempted to print business cards and have tried to print card stock in the past. Neither work. Putting in just one sheet at a time and using the premium matte paper setting didn't change anything. Any way I try the printer says out of paper / paper jam error and neither is true. Very disappointed on this part of the performance. Rest has been fine.
1988154
That kind of problem doesn't normally happen with lasers, except under certain circumstances which I haven't tested on this model (transparencies or immediate double-sided printing of hot paper).On your inkjet, you might try one of HP's "color lock" papers, or try some other paper type declarations in your print dialog. The print driver should put different amounts of ink on the page depending on the type of paper you tell it you are using.
1952196
I am not the seller, but we have one and have had zero problems with it.... yours may be defective or you are not using the correct staples for it... we purchased the staple that go with the machine and have had no problems, jams and have made around 1000 booklets with it.