Where does the paper load in this printer, the front, the back, or the sides?
1395815
The paper loads on the top back. It works great against a wall that's where mine is located.
1949563
This printer prints on both sides. First page prints, then that printed sheet is pulled Back into the printer and the next page is printed on the reverse side. This printer does everything it says it does.AMAZING. I have not connected the Fax function.
381230
A tray / shelf slides out of the front to catch the printed pages. It is integrated into the top of the feed tray.
637260
No, there is no backing paper, you can see both sides of any paper you insert.
1557794
If you are talking about printing on both sides of the paper there is a setting when you go into the print mode to manually print on both sides. First it will print either odd or even (don't remember which) and then you will take those pages and put them just as they are face up in the tray and hit the button on the screen again. When it comes out, you will have to reorder the pages but that is self-evident.
175450
I use the printer very little because it only works occasionally. I'm not sure what you mean by "top side", the auto paper feed? scanner? copier?
963853
Your question is unclear. I don't know what you mean by "the straight path". The paper does not go straight through the printer, it is fed into the front of the unit through the trays, and is processed out in the opposite direction from the exit feeder on the top of the unit. Tray 1 holds about 250 sheets (1/2 ream) of paper. The Multi-use probably allows more than one sheet to be processed, but if you have more than a couple of sheets, why not just load them in Tray 1.
93779
Need to do more research on this printer now. I was so close to buying it. It seems to have great reviews overall. My HP loaded only from the front. My desk is not an open desk (desk has a back) and it is hard to get to the back of the printer. Do you put a stack of paper in from the back or feed it one piece at a time?
170656
Generally most heavier papers (above about 30 lb.) should be fed through the straight-through path instead of through the paper tray path. Most, if not all printers do have this feature. This is also true for labels, envelopes and anything else which may get jammed as it goes through the tray path. This applies to duplexing as well, since the paper will have to pass through the rollers to be printed on the back side.
1930368
It is on the box that the printer came in. Also it it on the top of the menue screen, and also it is on the 'Print' menue screen when 'PRINT' is selected, to print a particular page.
297605
I believe that it means that the printer prints on both sides of the page. It automatically 'turns and loads' the paper so it can be printed on both sides.
1271100
I have had very occasional paper jams that are VERY easily resolved by easy access to the rear ( there is a built in visual direction via the touch screen: also for ink changes etc.) P.aper feed itself has not been a problem for me except if I try to use really wrinkled paper. much better than another brand and another HP 7960 color printer I had before.
626825
Hi Colette, I haven't had any problems. Printing a two-sided page automatically was the reason I purchased this printer. I didn't want to hand feed the sheet in order to print the other side. I am very happy with the purchase.
1073862
As much as I would like to help, I'm afraid there is not much advise I can offer. If you have the device on the rear of your printer that permits printing on two sides of the paper, I suggest removing it and looking for any paper stuck in the device or up in the printer itself. Be sure the reversing device is reinstalled ind latched well.There is not much more that I can suggest.Bob
1657324
the power button is on left top straight over to right side top button there's probably little green slash light / this means paper is printing from top ,if you press button right under green slash (light) it will change to green horizontal slash and print from bottom tray. very simple.
1288737
Since the paper does a 180 degree turn out of the tray and into the print path you'd need to stay within guidelines for paper thickness and flexibility. Anything thicker than standard inkjet photo stock will give you problems. There's no rear single sheet feed as some printers have for thick stocks. Other than that I really like this printer.
1650739
You can select 2-sided printing when using the printer, but you have to manually turn the paper over and place it back in the feed tray.