Tech brought me some samples. Paper jams. Would NOT happen all the time, but when it did
there were actual holes in the paper, similar to a teardrop going from top to bottom (long edge)
BUT, the copies were in Letter, not Letter-R mode. Would jam about 1 every 20-30 copies.
He ran legal, no issues.
He opened up the LCT, pulled out the paper, and about every 20-30 sheets, there was one that
had teardrop cuts in the paper top to bottom. Sometimes right through the middle, sometimes
left or right of center. Someone at the paper mill must have boo booed cutting the paper.
I had one decades ago, customer complained of oil spots, which was interesting because the machine
didn't have oil in the fuser. Ran them and yep, yellow looking oil spots. Ran legal, nothing. Opened up
the paper drawer and you could see the oil spots. Started flipping through the paper, the oil spots got
bigger and bigger until I found the problem. FLATTENED dead bug in the stack of paper.
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there were actual holes in the paper, similar to a teardrop going from top to bottom (long edge)
BUT, the copies were in Letter, not Letter-R mode. Would jam about 1 every 20-30 copies.
He ran legal, no issues.
He opened up the LCT, pulled out the paper, and about every 20-30 sheets, there was one that
had teardrop cuts in the paper top to bottom. Sometimes right through the middle, sometimes
left or right of center. Someone at the paper mill must have boo booed cutting the paper.
I had one decades ago, customer complained of oil spots, which was interesting because the machine
didn't have oil in the fuser. Ran them and yep, yellow looking oil spots. Ran legal, nothing. Opened up
the paper drawer and you could see the oil spots. Started flipping through the paper, the oil spots got
bigger and bigger until I found the problem. FLATTENED dead bug in the stack of paper.
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