How do I get my 1650EN to print without fading on the left side of the paper?
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My best suggestion would be to contact Konica Minolta directly. Their tech support staff has been outstanding with me on several occasions with two printers over the past year! I cannot begin to understand why your printer is not printing on one side--thus, tech support would be an ideal option. Good luck!!!!
469326
Some of the pages are thicker than others. So, the possibility of printing on both sides depends on how many thick pages you get. However, keep in mind that the paper itself is very fragile. If you are going to print double-side, wait for a good amount of time after printing one side to print the other. I hope this helps!
1167931
Not automatically (this is not a duplex printer, this is simplex)! If you want to print on both sides of a paper, first you should wait for one side to finish, grab the paper from the output tray and put it back into input tray to print to the other side as well.
1042096
I believe that Thomas Pan is correct. You need to ensure that the paper tray is fully extended (it will project a bit from the rear of the printer) and check to make sure that the paper lies flat in the tray. If it is bent or arched in any way the tray is not fully extended.
552762
Not without manually reloading the paper after the first side print. I also experience regular wifi drop outs where I have to not just turn off but also unplug the printer to get it to respond to print or scan.
1045363
I always had trouble getting the print location right. It prints low but after you get used to that, you can position it pretty well.
1819705
I suppose this is due to an excess ink in the converter. You can turn the nob to draw ink, in this case air, and it will leave the feed a little drier. If not, check alignment of nib and feed, maybe is offset at the base? Hope this was useful.
1020569
Unfortunately it is a default settings from all printers. It should help if you push reset then start, if it stops printing mid work.
1503920
It's done the old fashioned way. Figure out the feed orientation, print one side, refeed the paper in the proper orientation and print the other side.
1248475
You can only print on one side. I accidentally printed on the back side and the print was faded.
1623820
Hi Cathy, I didn't have this exact problem with the printer but here is how I have fixed the problem in the past. It is usually from a dry atmosphere. Try buying a smoother higher quality paper. You can keep the paper in an area where the air is more moist and this may help. The other remedy is to take a sheet of Bounce and tape it (all four side) to the bottom of the paper drawer and if you open the back find an area on the door and tape a sheet there. Hope this works for you.Jeff
1460047
You may be printing in graycale mode (Under quick set up Tab, and Main Tab). There is also a sepia setting under Effects Tab. Unclick all these settings. Ask yourself, why aren't all these settings on one Tab?
552690
Yes, but not automatically. You'll have to turn the paper over and then print the other side. There are on-screen guides to tell you when to do this.
1104613
Try wiping it with a damp soft cloth or tissue and if that doesn't work try printer maintenance (aligning, calibrating, etc...).
1584919
Try turning off 2 sided button on printerTry going to Devices and Printers from Windows Start menu.Right click on printer preferences; click advanced and turn off two side properties.Then if neither works must say I have had help from their customer service.Good Luck
1126758
I just put, an, envelope into the paper tray (after I take out the paper)... get a notice the margins are thin; ignore..prints beautifully
1115305
Without standing in front of the printer it would be impossible to give you a complete answer. I would start by turning off the "form tear off" option. There is a small chance that will fix your problem.