What causes the printer to wrinkle the paper?

Wrinkled paper in printer refers to the phenomenon that paper appears creases and folds in the printing process. This phenomenon may cause the printer to fail to work normally, affect work efficiency and even damage the machine. The following are some possible causes of paper wrinkling in printers:

1. Old paper: After long-term storage and use, paper will become dry, easily deformed and bent, and easily wrinkle.

2. The paper is too thick or too thin: the printer is only suitable for using paper with a certain thickness and texture. If paper is too thick or too thin, wrinkles will appear.

3. Aging of print head or drum: The print head or drum will age if it is used for too long, which may cause excessive friction on the paper, leading to wrinkling.

4. Use inappropriate paper types: Some papers are not suitable for printers, such as thermal paper and traditional fiber paper. These papers are too soft and wrinkle easily when printed.

5. Improper placement of paper: In the paper box, paper particles are easy to collide with each other, resulting in paper deformation, or uneven paper pressure or incorrect padding will cause paper wrinkling when storing paper.

6. Too high or too low temperature: The printer needs to work in a certain stable temperature range. Too high or too low a temperature may cause wrinkles.

7. Improper operation: the user fails to follow the instructions, such as looking around when printing, and the paper jam is caused by too fast speed.

To sum up, there are many reasons for the wrinkling of printer paper. Pay attention to these problems when using printers, and take corresponding measures to avoid them according to the specific situation. For example, replacing new paper, ensuring proper temperature and correct paper placement can effectively reduce the possibility of wrinkling. Only in this way can the printer be used normally and work efficiency be improved.