Why Do Rollers Touch And Feed The Paper

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Rollers touch and feed the paper. Like bald tires, the ridges on the rollers wear down and cannot ‘grab’ the paper to feed it. You might try cleaning them but once the ridges wear down, they will slip just like bald tires and not grab single sheets or not feed at all. That’s why you need an exchange roller kit for your

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