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Figure 5Ć3. Removing the Wet Paper Path Assembly
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Wet Paper Path
Assembly
4. Remove the jammed document from the front of the machine. Do NOT open the top cover (document feeder
assembly) to remove the document.
5. Pull the remaining paper from around the paper feed rollers.
6. Reinstall the wet paper path assembly.
7. Close the back cover.
Avoiding Print Skew
Print skew occurs when the movement of paper in the printer paper path is not square to the carriage movement. The
result is inconsistent print margins along the paper’s edge. Keep in mind the following information when dealing with
print skew:
D Before assuming the fax machine has a print skew problem, ensure that the other station has properly
loaded paper. If the other station is the transmitter of the document, ensure that the document was
properly loaded on the ADF and fed through the machine correctly
D Ensure that paper is properly loaded in your machine and that both corners of the ADF are firmly in
contact with the body of the fax machine
D A skewed output printed on an HP FAX-700 or FAX-750 may be caused by document skew at the
scanner on the transmitting fax machine
D Some print skew is normal. Assume that there is a problem only if the fax machine is consistently
omitting data
The Print Skew Specification for the printer paper path is 0.006 mm per mm on 95% of all pages printed.
Paper must be loaded properly to avoid print skew. To ensure that paper is loaded properly follow the procedure de-
scribed in chapter 2 of this guide.
Poor Print Quality
This section describes possible causes for the following print quality problems:
D Faint print
D Fuzzy print
D Inconsistent print quality