09-10-2019 08:08 PM
Hi All,
Wondering if anyone ran into this same issue? I was able to print 13x19, 5x7, but I don't seem to be able to print to 4x6. Every time I tried to print to 4x6 I would run into "paper jam" error. I have tried practically everything, from using the rear tray which I don't believe is designed for 4x6 paper. The top-loading seems to have problems with handling 4x6 papers. It would feed halfway and then jam.
For the record, what paper size would you be using with the rear feeder (i.e. the doors at the back of the printer)?
Thank you,
LV
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09-12-2019 02:31 PM
Hi John,
I finally got the issue resolved. I contacted Canon's tech support and the gentleman was very helpful. he suggested that I should run the Roller Clean Utility. After that, I was able to print without issue. We did two test prints, once with the Canon software and the other with LR.
As always, much appreciated your help with sugging to contact Canon Tech Support.
Cheers,
Lim
09-11-2019 01:49 PM
Hi.
The rear tray can be fussy with small paper like 4x6. Check for any paper particles in the feed and position carefully.
09-11-2019 01:55 PM
Hi John,
Thank you for the info. Actually I've read the manual and it was rather confusing when Canon refer to rear tray as the top tray and the manual feed is really the rear tray.
As stated in my orinal note, everything I used the 4x6 paper, the printer would run into issue, in fact i would get a 13000 error, i.e. paper jam. I believe what happening is that the paper is too short, as the printer roller spins and load the paper, it would slip right in but failed to capture the rest. I will try to take a photo and post here shortly.
Thanks again,
LV
09-11-2019 02:03 PM
Hi LV.
Nomenclature is confusing, but there is a front tray - the CD/DVD print tray.
I have printed 4x6 with my Pro-100. Not alot, just use that size for snapshots one at a time, but it did work fine for me. I have seen other posts where folks also have problems.
09-11-2019 10:13 PM
Hi John,
Here are the steps I took.
First load the 4x6 paper into the tray
Second, configure the printer to the specific settings, e.g. paper size, orientation, etc.
Third, print. Each time I tried to print, the paper would jam as the feeder somehow not able to load or feed the paper properly, it would stucks halfway as shown in the next photo
I can remove the jammed paper and try again, and the same result each time.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Lim
09-11-2019 10:44 PM
Hi Lim. Nothing obviously wrong from what I can see. Give Canon a call at 1-800-OK-CANON.
09-12-2019 12:53 AM
Thank you for the number. I'll give them a call and see what happen. Just a thought, should I try printing from Photoshop? I can't see why the software would make a different since it's seems the printer is having problem handling 4x6 papers.
Lim
09-12-2019 02:31 PM
Hi John,
I finally got the issue resolved. I contacted Canon's tech support and the gentleman was very helpful. he suggested that I should run the Roller Clean Utility. After that, I was able to print without issue. We did two test prints, once with the Canon software and the other with LR.
As always, much appreciated your help with sugging to contact Canon Tech Support.
Cheers,
Lim
09-08-2020 02:00 PM
Hi, thank you for posting the advice here! I had the same problem and once I've completed the Roller Cleaning, my canon pixma pro-100 printer was able to print a 4x6 photo!
03-08-2024 11:52 AM
Thank you for posting this !!! I did a Google search for printing on 4x6 paper. Doing the cleaning now. Thank you sooo much !! Let the scrapbooking begin !!! - Kate
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