I would not mess around. Just buy the adapters! --- In [email protected], "toasterboy66" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "snap75015" > <neil_snape@> wrote: > > So as other suggested, make the roll loose before starting. > > Hm, that goes completely against my experience. > > A loose roll might cause skew, esp. light technical papers are > susceptible. > The auto rollfeeder shouldn't really have enough't backtension to > cause paper axis jams either, after all it's not motor driven like on > the T series or the Z6100. > > What is troubelsome however are the cleanout contacts, these devious > little things go haywire all the time and cause all kinds of weird > behaviour. > If the printer doesn't stop with 81:01 system error its definately > not backtension related, but just a "sensor indicated jam". > One of the 3 sensors (one in the chassis, two in the cleanout) is > giving wrong signals, most of the time its just a contact problem. >
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