What is the path for envelope feeding...front to front (as in the MFC-7820N) or front to back (or vice versa), or something else?
1869831
Had to use it last week and yes looked at the manual. Fold down door above the regular paper tray.
1869832
You can insert the envelope topside up with the right side of the envelope going in first.
1869833
The feeder for envelopes and any other non-tray paper is behind the front door. All printed paper comes out in the tray under the control panel.
1828101
Our fax is a Brother 2800 and works fine with the drum unit we received.....don't know what MFC is.
1246705
The auto feed on the top only works for the scanner and copier. Envelopes and non standard paper have to go in the paper feeder. Hopefully that helps.
1075938
Be sure paper is not curled or wrinkled. Try only filling the paper tray half full and fan the stack before putting in. Also, see Basic User Guide pgs 10-12. Trouble still? Go to: www.brother-usa.com. click on: Support. Enter: Model Number MFC-J825DW. Go to Frequently Asked Questions. Enter: "paper feed" for your Key Word to Search. Click on: "Why does my brother machine feed more than..." They list a step by step trouble finder.
813056
This is a wide format printer and the paper input tray is adjustable. I only use single manual feed for 11x17 because I am doing t-shirt transfers but it has no problem feeding automatically on any other size I have tried and see no reason why 11x17 would behave any differently. So far I am very pleased with this printer.
1376644
There's a back (open) feeder and the bottom drawer tray. They can both be set to legal and/or letter. I have one set to each size myself. Keep in mind, paper storage capablities are a little limited on this model, so if you do high volume printing you'll be tending it a lot. However, I personally feel it's a small compromise for the overall functionality and ESPECIALLY the ink efficiency with the Ink Owl option.Best of luck
1202086
Start envelope folded end into laminator, be sure it is entered straight. If it is cocked, it will bind along the edge and may halt feeding if envelope is full width of machine. Feed rate is slow - let it run; it will work if the sheet is not cocked.
384528
Those changes would be for the pull down tray in the front of the printer. They are either set in the printer properties settings in the program you are printing from before you print, or you can set the printer properties on the printer in Devices and Printers where they will be the default settings for that tray. You can set that tray to always print No. 10 envelopes if you wish and make it be the default for that tray.
2108695
There's a slit in the back of the machine. Guide paper into that slit and press the "feed" button in the front and it should go in. If it doesn't, make sure the paper edge is even and hold the paper going into the slit firmly while pressing the feed button. Hope that helps.
733198
Fairly well. You can put up to three at a time into the manual feed slot (not shown in the Amazon product photo, it's right above the normal paper tray), then just print as normal and the printer will automatically pull the envelopes from the manual feed slot. I wish it were able to hold more than three envelopes at a time, but you could always take your 8.5x11" paper out and put envelopes in for larger jobs.
1087110
Yes, just feed the envelope into the front of the printer. Adjust the two margins to the size of the envelope.
93454
I print all my envelopes at work with this printer (probably 10-15 per week) and it works great for me. Just pull down the manual feed tray, insert the blank envelope (as shown in the drawing on the feed tray) and click "print." So far no jams. Have had this printer at work for about 6 months. I don't know why another reviewer said the printed envelopes come out the back of the printer. Mine don't. They come out printed side down at the same place a printed sheet of paper comes out. (To clarify, I am using #10 size business envelopes.)
382616
I have not printed envelopes on this model as yet but tray 2 under the machine can be set to hold the envelopes in the middle of the tray & since it appears to work in a similar manner to my former 3500a officejet I have no doubt it will work. So far I have done letter (single & double sided), legal (single & double sided) using tray 1 with has a side entry, as well as booklet using legal paper in tray 1. All printed without any issues & with a speed I used to just dream about. The 3500a was fast at over 30ppm but it slowed down a lot when doing double sided & could only do double sided with letter paper. This printer slows very little when you consider each sheet is 2 pages & does a great job. Since the envelopes are a single sided process I will have to test that just to find out but I suspect they will print at nearly full speed as well. I also just purchased the $129 5 cartridge ink set from the other estore & have just run a few test sheets with the black cartridge, much larger than the startup cartridge included with the printer, & there seems to be no issues there, so far. Time will tell but the price is worth the test. All in all, at this time, I couldn't be happier with this printer & its performance. I paid $300 for the 3500a about 5 years ago & printed many times the pages recommended & have now paid, it finally failed, the same for this printer so am looking forward to at least 5 years of great performance.
413241
Manually fed as Brook and Anandakumar note. It does go quickly. Note that feed is one way - right to left when facing the display.
382615
it easily handles #10 envelopes by the hand feed utilizing tray 1. however, i find it best if no more than 2 envelopes at a time are fed. every once in a while them don't come out right and must be re-fed. however, i am happy with this function.
1769470
I have used 110 lb cardstock with this printer and it prints fine with it. They recommend loading "special" paper from the back, but I've used it in the front-loading tray. As to the envelope question, there is a guide both in the front and rear. As to whether or not it's specific for envelopes, I don't know. I haven't printed envelopes yet. But the guides to adjust to accommodate envelope-sized items.
200804
see http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=4184783#!tab%3Dspecs. you can get an envelope feeder that holds 75 at a time for 249.00 or less. the bypass tray holds 10 or so.