How do I clear a carriage jam?
1842298
I had to upgrade to the next closest model when my old printer died, but this one is very similar. If you lift the lid, there should be a black handle on the large plastic piece that hold down the paper near the back. lift that, and release the paper that is jammed. Then make sure to clearly press the black piece in place again, and it should work fine. Your manual should clear up any questions as well. Good luck!!
1574241
Get a special solution called print head cleaner at printerfillingstation.com. You can either use the solution in empty cartridges. Or since the printer is already clogged, you most likely could put a drop where the cartridges sit in the chassis. Then run cleaning cycles to work the solution through.
1744644
mine jammed and I was able to get it un jammed using this single shot spring powered mode
818650
Unlock the bean hopper with the rotable switch on front. Remove the hopper and remove any bean dust or beans. Make sure the internal part of the mechanism is cleaned regularly. Reinstall the bean hopper and make sure it locks back with the same switch you used before. Good luck
105554
Hi Paul, Unfortunately, nothing can be done to avoid this. It's just something that happens with lugs. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
1634789
There is a tiny hole on the right side of the Striiv. I used a paper clip to push into it and that reset it. Hope this helps :)
1570060
Try spraying a little WD-40 (lubricant and source of a gazillion fixes) on the seam and let it rest for 10 minutes, or so. You should be able to separate the two parts. Then, as a matter of maintenance, rub a very light film of Vaseline on the base piece. You shouldn't have the problem any longer.
367611
There should be white plastic rollers on the inside that roll down and pinch the paper once it is slipped into the rail. Pull the black end cap off and see if the rollers are jammed.
21201
Sounds more like a statement than a question, try ejecting the cartridge using a small screwdriver push away from the handle on the white square at the center of the cartridge it should just pop off,then run some warm water on the head of the handle to soften any buildup, manually exercise the pivot and eject mechanisms to free them, then shake out the water and lubricate with a few drops of light mineral oil like the kind used on electric razors and beard trimmers, 3 in one multipurpose lubricant used on sewing machines should do the trick.
400781
Shake the cart every time you get the chance. In 10 days recharge and drive. Remember, the instructions stated that this fix was not guaranteed to be a 100% fix. Mine worked, I hope yours does also.
2152489
Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
386821
lol I had same issue and I fixed it the old fashioned way. Swiped my fingers from "Esc" all across the top to "delete."Jerry Lee Lewis technique preferred here ;)
250505
No carriage jams was not a problem. I had problems with the unit dropping connection to the wireless even though it said it was connected. It also is an ink hog and I had trouble with re manufactured cartridges.
1060635
Remove ALL cartridges and reload. You my need to do so more than once to get around the message.
2233695
If balls get stuck in the tunnel from the seat to the funnel we've been able to just flip the whole train over to empty the balls out reload and it usually works. If something else gets stuck (in our case it's been a bigger ball that won't make it past the motor) in the tunnel we've had to force it out usually from seat to funnel and have found that a somewhat collapsed paper towel tube and some patience/perseverance can get the stick ball out. Good luck!
1158579
Use a Half Hitch Knot & then using a Heat Shrink Product, Wrap the left over Tail end of the Bungy cord back to the main Line. Scott
1501382
I had the same issue. I guess their casting is off, in the end i just went ahead and trimmed it so it sat flat and flush. Mine is hidden under a console anyway. Just use some tin snips or grinding wheel to clearance it.