What can i do to make the card less sticky after printing?
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I found that backing off on the print resolution helped, but if time permits, letting them dry fully for a day before handling is the way to go.
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Shake it/tap on table to remove air bubbles and excess water, then do prints. If it doesn't look right, you can always smooth it out and start over/let it sit awhile.
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I have found it to be very sensitive to the position of the paper. Make sure it is pushed all the way to the bottom of the tray.
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Try wiping it with a damp soft cloth or tissue and if that doesn't work try printer maintenance (aligning, calibrating, etc...).
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Choose borderless option on your printer menu.Also, extend the photo beyond the edges of the card front before you print.
817159
try running a print head clean with a new cartridge, otherwise you may need a new print head
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I just performed a test to see how it will do. I loaded 5 sheets of heavyweight card stock in the tray. The first one fed and printed fine, the rest jammed. I tried a couple times with no success. It will feed a single sheet at a time through the front feed (what I call the envelope feeder), but it is not reliable at feeding a stack of heavyweight card stock. EDIT******** Well, I'll be darned. Looks like I just need to do a little more reading. I tried what Stephen suggested, (Setting the paper to thick) and it worked fine. My apologies, it works with card stock. Ry I just performed a test to see how it will do. I loaded 5 sheets of heavyweight card stock in the tray. The first one fed and printed fine, the rest jammed. I tried a couple times with no success. It will feed a single sheet at a time through the front feed (what I call the envelope feeder), but it is not reliable at feeding a stack of heavyweight card stock. EDIT******** Well, I'll be darned. Looks like I just need to do a little more reading. I tried what Stephen suggested, (Setting the paper to thick) and it worked fine. My apologies, it works with card stock. Ry
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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
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Just flip it off gently starting in the middle. Use a piece of card stock. Do Not use a knife or screwdriver.
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Use something to smooth it (ex. credit card, ruler, etc..) as you apply it. Maybe only pull a portion of the backing off if what you are applying is large. That will keep it from sticking together.
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I have no idea but you can try to format the card again, this may solve the problem. If not, I'll suggest to return it.
605773
Take the toner cartridge out and give a very good shake in all directions (like with a salt shaker) to loosen any clumps. If possible, change the printer DENSITY to higher so that more toner gets deposited on the page. Print a couple of pages of BLACK by copying a BLACK sheet of paper.
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Sounds like your settings need to be changed back to a paper setting. Go into the settings on your printer and change it there.
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Have you changed the paper setting in the printer setup software? I don't know if that will help. I have done business cards in mine.
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Maybe you need to do an alignment. OR When you go to printing preferences, click on Maintenance and there are options. Maybe you can find the option that will help.
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try taking the cartridge out of the printer and wipe the edge where the ink comes out with a damp tissue to get the ink flowing again; I have this problem with the color cartridge
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You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problemregardsAlex