Xerox Wide Format 6705 System User Manual

8
Problem Solving
8.3 Paper Jam Problems
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8.3 Paper Jam Problems
This section describes possible causes and remedies for paper jams.
For information on how to clear a jammed document, refer to "When a Document Jam Occurs" (p. 270), Clearing
Jammed Paper, and "When a Paper Jam Occurs" (p. 264).
Symptom Check Remedy
Document jam
occurs frequently.
Is the appropriate type of
document being used?
Correctly load the appropriate type of document.
Refer
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For a copy job, refer to "Step 3 Starting the Copy
Job" (p. 80).
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For a scan job, refer to "Step 2 Starting the Scan
Job" (p. 127).
Is the document too small? The minimum size of the document that can be loaded is 176
(width) x 210 (length) mm.
Refer
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Refer to "Usable Originals" (p. 72).
Media is often
jammed or
wrinkled.
Is the appropriate type of media
being used?
Correctly load the appropriate type of media.
Refer
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Refer to "Media Types" (p. 73).
Is the media loaded correctly? Correctly load the media.
Refer
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Refer to "Loading/Replacing Paper" (p. 45).
Is the media damp? Replace with media just unpacked.
Refer
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Refer to "Loading/Replacing Paper" (p. 45).
Are the media settings correct for
the media loaded?
Set the correct media size series and media type/weight to match
the media loaded.
Refer
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Refer to "Loading/Replacing Paper" (p. 45).
Are there any jammed sheets or
torn pieces of paper still
remaining inside the machine or is
there a foreign object in the
machine?
Open the front door and pull out the roll unit to remove the torn
paper or the foreign object.
Refer
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Refer to "When a Paper Jam Occurs" (p. 264) and
"Loading/Replacing Paper" (p. 45).

Xerox Wide Format 6705 System Specifications

General

Brand	Xerox
Model	Wide Format 6705 System
Category	Printer
Language	English