How to fix Epson printer out of paper error

When it comes to Epson printers, one can boastfully say it’s one of the best in the market in terms of creating premium-quality printing technology because the company has a proven track record for producing brilliant printers as well as its versatile and unique features that is Ideal for your everyday tasks – quality printing, copying and scanning which spans from photos to homework assignments.
 
It is also known to provide incredible result as well as distinctive outstanding photo quality, perfect print versatility which in turn helps to cut your energy usage, boost productivity and reduce waste.
 
Epson offers a wide variety of printers for any use, whether for your home, office or a heavy-duty printer for your business- enterprise and industrial environments of all sizes.
 
The Epson brands however comes in different makes and have their features, advantages, and disadvantages. There are quite a number of different Epson brands and models such as the Epson EcoTank All-in-One Super Tank, Epson Workforce, Epson Workforce Pro printer, Epson Expression Photo, Epson Expression Premium, Epson Surecolour P-series, Disc Producer Printers, Label Printers and Presses, Pro Imaging Printers, Impact printers, Point-of-sale printer etc.
 
With these large range of brands and models, comes a number of printer problems identified by different users as follows:
 
1. Poor print quality
2. Printer Security
3. Epson out of paper error
4. Unresponsive Printer
5. Printer not printing
6. Wi-Fi printing issues
7. Roll paper not injecting properly
8. Unable to Scan
9. Slow printing
10. Paper Jam
11. Printing too slow
 
Quite frankly, the list is exhaustible as the above mentioned only covers a small fraction of the printer difficulties currently experienced by the users. We understand the frustration you feel when these glitches occur thereby disrupting your user experience and the quality printout of your work. We are also aware of how crucial having a fully-functioning Epson printer on-site (either in the home or office) can be.
 
This article would therefore focus on how to fix Epson printer out of paper error.
 
Before we begin enumerating and expatiating on these solutions, let’s explore the possible causes as to why your Epson printer prompts you with the constant error of “out of paper”. Here are a few reasons below:
 
1. Improper loading of the paper on the Epson printer as this action prevents the printer from fully completing its print task.
2. The use of poor quality paper
3. Defective physical connection in your Epson printer due to wrong configuration
4. The use of inferior or low-quality ink cartridges on your Epson printer
 
Having listed the possible cause(s) of the constant error message- “out of paper” on your printer, lets discover the possible solutions and tips that would assist the user in maneuvering the fault.
 
Tip One: Endeavour to use the correct and appropriate paper for the printer
 
The use of a legal-size printer paper is quite suitable and recommended because using the right paper aligns the edges and reload them into the paper tray of the printer.
 
The paper in question must be smooth, not wrinkled or curled. Also, the number of sheets in the paper stack should not exceed the limit listed for that media. Additionally, the paper should not be loaded above the arrow on the left edge guide.
 
Tip Two: Disconnect and reconnect printer
 
This step is quite simple as all you have to do is simply to unplug or disconnect your printer’s power cord while it is still turned on and wait for 30-60 seconds then reconnect it back. Afterwards, connect the cord to the socket. This action might aid to clear the error.
 
Tip Three: Ensure Proper Printer Alignment
 
There are a number of factors that could possibly cause the “out of paper” error and one of them could be that the ink cartridges are not properly aligned with the printer. Apart from the misaligned ink cartridges, the paper might not also be aligned well or might exceeds the maximum paper capacity. Whichever way, endeavor to check your printer’s alignment, but should be done after turning off your printer and unplugging it.
 
Tip Four: Inspect the Printer for foreign objects/ materials
 
Any blockage or clog in the printer may affect the printer’s output thus causing the ‘out of paper’ error as well as paper jam in some cases. It is therefore advisable to check out if there are any external objects or materials in the rollers.
 
Tip Five: Swap/clean paper rollers and sensors
 
Following a proper regular cleaning schedule can help to prevent any paper related issues. It is therefore advisable to clean your printer sensors consistently as the sensor controls the feeding and pulling out of paper. The sensor is usually located near the Printer Ink Cartridge Cover and are held in place by a Black Lever.
 
Also endeavor to ensure that the paper rollers are also clean to avoid any print problems and in the event they’re worn out, its best you replace them before they overheat and cause interior printer damages and difficulties. Here are tips on how to go about it:
 
1. Your Epson printer should be turned off. Do this by removing the power cord, as well as all other cords and wires.
2. Remove the device’s two Paper Cassettes. The printer should then be placed on its right side for effective cleaning.
3. Wipe the Cassette Rollers from the side of the printer using a moist towel. To fully clean both rollers, gently rotate them.
4. After cleaning, immediately return the printer to its original upright position. In order to avoid ink leaks, by no means leave it on its side for an extended time.
5. In the printer, reload both Paper Cassettes.
 
When you follow all highlighted steps above on how to fix Epson printer out of paper error and the problem still persist, it is therefore necessary to get in touch with an Epson troubleshooting experts. Follow the link below to connect directly to a team of Epson Engineers.
 
 
CLICK HERE TO SPEAK WITH AN EPSON ENGINEER
 
 
You can also contact us by writing to the email: info@epsonexpresscentre.com
 
 

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