Paper Does Not Feed Correctly

The paper is not curled or creased.

The paper is not too old. See the instructions that came with the paper for more information.

The paper fits under the  arrow mark inside the edge guide.

The number of sheets in the paper stack does not exceed the limit specified for the media.
See Loading capacities for Epson special media

Paper is not jammed inside the printer. If it is, remove the jammed paper.
See The Paper Jams

The ink cartridges are not expended. If a cartridge is expended, replace it.
See Replacing an Expended Ink Cartridge

You have followed any special loading instructions that came with your paper. Load the paper again.
See Loading Paper

The paper does not have any binder holes.

Make sure the paper stack fits under the  arrow mark inside the edge guide.

Make sure the edge guide is snug against the left edge of the paper.

Make sure the paper is not curled or folded. If so, flatten it or curl it slightly toward the opposite side before loading.

Remove the stack of paper and make sure that the paper is not too thin.
For details on paper thickness, click the Appendix tab in the upper right corner of the User’s Guide window, and then click Product Information, Technical Specifications.

Fan the edges of the stack to separate the sheets, then reload the paper.

If too many copies of a file are being printed, check the Copies setting in your printer driver as follows, and also check in your application.
For Windows, check the Copies setting on the Page Layout window.
For Mac OS X 10.3 and 10.4, check the Copies setting in the Copies & Pages setting in the Print dialog box.
For Mac OS X 10.5, check the Copies setting in the Print dialog box.
See the printer driver online help for details.

If the paper does not eject fully, press the OK button to eject the paper. If the paper is jammed inside the printer, remove it by referring to the following section.
See The Paper Jams

If the paper is wrinkled when it comes out, it may be damp or too thin. Load a new stack of paper.