Copies Crooked On Page; Miscellaneous Problems - HP C5370A User Manual

Black bar in margins on copy (Models 145 and 155 only)
Possible Causes
You are copying an original that
is greater than 8" wide, and the
solution above did not solve the
problem.

Copies crooked on page

Possible Causes
The original is crooked on the
glass.
The original is placed incorrectly
in the automatic document
feeder.
The width and length adjusters
on the bottom tray are not flush
against the paper.
Different sizes of paper are
loaded in the tray.
The document feeder paper
adjuster is not flush against the
bottom of your originals.

Miscellaneous problems

Symptoms
Back of newspaper print shows
through.
Large, black typefaces have a
splotchy (not smooth)
appearance; or thin, color objects
or lines have black sections.
Place the original on the glass and place white sheets of
paper on toe of the original to cover the entire glass.
.
Reposition the original against the green borders.
Be sure to place originals in the document feeder with
the printed side facing back and the top of the document
all the way to the right.
Move the width and length adjusters up against the stack
of paper.
Load only one size of paper at a time. Only A (Letter)
and A4 size paper can be used.
Move the document feeder paper adjuster until it is flush
against the bottom of your originals.
Press the Lighter/Darker button. Press the Minus (–)
button to lighten your copy. The round dot moves to
the left on the scale.
Place a dark piece of paper on top of the newspaper.
Turn off TE (Text Enhancement). Press the Menu button
until "TE" appears on the display. Press the Plus (+) or
Minus (–) button to turn TE off (noted by a round dot),
and then press the Select/Resume button.
Adjust the Lighter/Darker setting: lighten the copy by at
least 3 notches.
Solutions
Solutions
Solutions
HP Color Copier User's Guide 5-11