Am 23.12.15 um 22:40 schrieb Harold Owen:
> Johannes,
>
> I think it is due to static charge built-up when the inside humidity
> is very low or when the printer has been running steadily for over a
> half hour or so.
>
> Hal Owen
>
No. In my case the printer is in the basement, and if anything
I used to get symptoms like this occasionally when I switched to a much
lighter grade of paper. Have you changed your paper stock recently?
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Happens with any kind of paper. Certainly something with the printer.
Am 23.12.15 um 15:25 schrieb Simon Troup:
> I used to get symptoms like this occasionally when I switched to a much
> lighter grade of paper. Have you changed your paper stock recently?
>
>
> --
>
> Simon Troup | BA Hons (Mus)
Hi all,
I wonder whether anyone can help me locate the problem which is causing
paper jams in my Laserjet 5000.
Recently it started misbehaving, both feeding from the lower trays and
the manual feed tray. It seems that it feeds the paper all right but
then tries to feed another sheet
Am 23.12.15 um 19:27 schrieb David Froom:
> Hi Johannes, There are a pair of parts that are probably the issue
> here: the pickup roller, which you may have replaced, and the
> separation pad, which you probably didn't replace.
I replaced all of those. They are certainly not the problem, as the
Am 23.12.15 um 19:27 schrieb David Froom:
> Now a question for you (and anyone else): has anyone figured out how
> to get the Laserjet 5000 to work as a network printer (printing
> through the ethernet cable) with any of the Mac systems beyond
> 10.8.5? It was tricky enough to get 10.8 to work
On 23 Dec 2015, at 1:00 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wonder whether anyone can help me locate the problem which is causing
> paper jams in my Laserjet 5000.
>
> Recently it started misbehaving, both feeding from the lower trays and
> the manual feed
Hi David,
I am still using my Laserjet 5000 as a network printer on El Capitan. I had
trouble for a while in earlier OS versions when things stopped working, but a
Mac maven friend got it up and running simply by selecting the right driver (a
fairly generic one, I think) from the list of
Johannes,
I think it is due to static charge built-up when the inside humidity is very
low or when the printer has been running steadily for over a half hour or so.
Hal Owen
On Dec 23, 2015, at 6:03 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Hi all,
I wonder whether anyone can help me locate the problem