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Light printing or no printing.
Smudging of printed characters.
Paper does not feed properly.
Paper jammed.
Printer will not print to right end of page.
Printed menus are unreadable due to very short print lines.
When attempting to go offline, the display switches to "ONLINE:ENTR CODE" and the
MODE and ONLINE lights flash continuously.
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Print head too far from paper. Readjust print gap. See "Print Head Gap
Adjustment," on page 26.
Ribbon worn. Install a new ribbon cartridge.
Print head too close to paper. Readjust print gap. See "Print Head Gap
Adjustment," on page 26.
Paper not loaded correctly. Reload paper as shown in "Put Paper in the
Tractors", Chapter 2 in the 3860/80 User's Manual.
Print head too close to paper. Readjust print gap. See "Print Head Gap
Adjustment," on page 26.
Paper supply not correctly aligned with paper opening. Reposition
paper.
Ribbon guide not placed properly on print head nozzle. Reposition
ribbon guide.
Paper damaged on leading edge or not in tractor pins. Remove paper
from printer, tear off the damaged part, and reinstall according to "Put
Paper in the Tractors", Chapter 2 in the 3860/80 User's Manual. Be sure
to remove all damaged paper from the printer.
Right margin set too small. Check Right Margin section (see "Setting
Right Margin" in Chapter 4 of the 3860/80 User's Manual). This often
happens when switching to compressed print; all of the emulations
except ANSI set margins in columns. When trying to print a spreadsheet
at 17 cpi, for instance, go into the application and set the margin to 17
times the width of the page in inches.
Margins set too close together in the current format. Press the FIRST,
1, ENTER, CLEAR keys to get out of the printed menu. Note the format
assigned to the current paper path and temporarily use a format with
wider margins.
Online lock has been entered from the host. Enter the correct code or,
as a last resort, initialize the printer. See "Lock the Printer Online",
Chapter 5 in the 3860/80 User's Manual.
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