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test the printer on another PC - it may just be bad...
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test the printer on another PC - it may just be bad...

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Paper is loaded and when you are ready to print, the paper will not feed. You have to continuously press the paper feed button next to the on-off switch. Sometime it works and other time it won't. You get a constant paper jam error message for ever new page that should be printing. This is also true for print photos. Can this problem be fixed?<br />
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The actual error message on the printer is:<br />
&quot;Paper Load Error. &nbsp;Load correctly and press maintenance&quot;<br />
Any ideas as to how to prevent this from happening? &nbsp;Thanks, &nbsp;Capreol
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Paper is loaded and when you are ready to print, the paper will not feed. You have to continuously press the paper feed button next to the on-off switch. Sometime it works and other time it won't. You get a constant paper jam error message for ever new page that should be printing. This is also true for print photos. Can this problem be fixed?

The actual error message on the printer is:
"Paper Load Error.  Load correctly and press maintenance"
Any ideas as to how to prevent this from happening?  Thanks,  Capreol

Problem with Epson Stylus Photo R300 printer

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