How To Rectify Common Problems in Xerox Printer?

You might have using your Xerox printer from more than a year. Generally, users start getting some issues after using their printing machine after one year. All such issues are called as common printing problems. Read the below instructions to rectify such hindrances while printing.

• Firstly, examine the correct paper size and type in your printer manual. Also, check that paper feeder is not overfilled with the paper to prevent paper jams and may even stop a smudgy print problem. Some printer easily prints on special pages like glossy sheets or heavy cardstock. Use small stack of pages and avoid the messy headache of jams.

• Re-install or just update the driver of your printer to fix errors related to it. Visit the website of Xerox Printer and then choose the model of your machine. Also, select the name of your operating system. Complete the installation by following on-screen instructions.

• Clean the print-heads now. The printer maintenance options can be accessed by going to printer maintenance options by selecting print from any window. Navigate to the maintenance tab and check the nozzles by choosing the correct option. If the printed document is incomplete and the lines are blurred, then select the print-head cleaner and use it to clean away the dried ink.

• Now, readjust the cartridge to rectify “low ink level” alerts. Take help from the printer manual to properly replace the toner at their places. Please note that if you use your printer very rare then it can cause bad printouts because of dry ink.

• If all the above given options doesn’t solve your problem then it’s time to connect to Xerox Printer Support for the rectification of your issues.

Additionally, you can visit our website where you will find more issues and their solution related to printing machine. Dial a toll-free Xerox Printer Helpline Support Canada 1-844-888-3870 to get the proper guidelines from the experts regarding paper jams, connectivity issue, initial setup, malware issue and troubleshooting other technical errors.

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