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Hi,
I have a Epson R210 which is the same as the R310. It is a great printer but when I print CD's I get this problem. With the Cd in the tray, it does not go automatically, until I push it slightly. I have checked the small clear plastic at the end of the tray and they are all straight and there is no blockage in the rollers. Is there a way I can tweak the insert mechanism to have it move in automatically ? Also when it is finished, it does not eject all the way out either. It ejects enough to be free but then stops and the red light flashes. So every time I finish a CD print I have to go thru this red light stuff. Any elp here? Thanks Rock |
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> With the Cd in the tray, it does not go automatically, until I push it
>slightly. > I have checked the small clear plastic at the end of the tray and they > are all straight and there is no blockage in the rollers. > Is there a way I can tweak the insert mechanism to have it move in > automatically ? You can invest in a full 12oz can of soda and place it just fore of the cd tray and wedge the tray into place before printing. When I was using the Epson r200 until such time as I took a Dremmel to the tray and made it into a Canon tray. Aside from this there is no help for you. You could ask Epson for another CD-tray which they provide freely but for the most part this is a design flaw. |
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Rock wrote:
> Hi, > > I have a Epson R210 which is the same as the R310. > > It is a great printer but when I print CD's I get this problem. > > With the Cd in the tray, it does not go automatically, until I push it > slightly. That's true > > I have checked the small clear plastic at the end of the tray and they > are all straight and there is no blockage in the rollers. > You can extend that clear plastic strip with some stiff tape wrapped around it. Someone did have a URL pointer to the mod. I placed a 1" wide tape starting along the underside level with the clear plastic then folding it, in half, up and sticking it to the top of the tray - so its wrapped around. This works and allows the rollers to take up sooner and still push the tray out later. > Is there a way I can tweak the insert mechanism to have it move in > automatically ? > ?? > Also when it is finished, it does not eject all the way out either. It > ejects enough to be free but then stops and the red light flashes. So > every time I finish a CD print I have to go thru this red light stuff. > The mod fixes that. > Any elp here? > > Thanks > > Rock Now should I put the spiel in about OEM Inks ????????????? ![]() |
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zakezuke aka Matt Zakowski wrote: >>With the Cd in the tray, it does not go automatically, until I push it >>slightly. >>I have checked the small clear plastic at the end of the tray and they >>are all straight and there is no blockage in the rollers. >>Is there a way I can tweak the insert mechanism to have it move in >>automatically ? >> >> > >You can invest in a full 12oz can of soda and place it just fore of the >cd tray and wedge the tray into place before printing. When I was >using the Epson r200 until such time as I took a Dremmel to the tray >and made it into a Canon tray. > >Aside from this there is no help for you. You could ask Epson for >another CD-tray which they provide freely but for the most part this is >a design flaw. > > > |
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