Problem Causes Solutions
Misfeeds occur frequently. Sheets are sticking together. Fan the sheets thoroughly before
loading them. Alternatively, feed the
sheets into the machine one at a time.
Copy paper becomes
creased.
The paper is damp. Use paper that has been stored in the
recommended temperature and
humidity conditions. See "Paper
Storage", About This Machine.
Copy paper becomes
creased.
The paper is too thin. Use recommended paper. See
"Recommended Paper Sizes and
Types", About This Machine.
Copies are not stapled. There are jammed staples in
the stapler.
Remove jammed staples. See p.130
"Removing Jammed Staples".
Copies are not stapled. Copy paper is curled. Turn the copy paper over in the tray.
When you use the Internal
Finisher, 1000-Sheet
Finisher, or Booklet Finisher,
copies are stapled as
separate batches.
The number of copies is too
great for the stapler to staple
as a single batch.
Check the stapler capacity. See
"Specifications for Internal Finisher
(Optional)", "Specifications for 1000-
Sheet Finisher (Optional)", or
"Specifications for Booklet Finisher
(Optional)", About This Machine.
Staples are wrongly
positioned.
Originals are not set
correctly.
Check the correct position to place the
originals. For details about how to
place the originals with stapling, see
"Staple", Copy and Document Server
Reference
.
Paper does not output
during printing with stapling.
When you stop printing
while using the staple
function, paper not stapled
during printing may be left in
the staple unit.
Press the [Clear Modes] key, and then
cancel copy settings, including
stapling.
Saddle-stitched documents
come apart and do not stack
properly.
Certain types of paper are
resistant to folding and open
out after being folded and
stitched.
Use recommended paper. See
"Recommended Paper Sizes and
Types", About This Machine.
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