Although it's a real space hog for such a small photo printer, the solidly built Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000's fast, very good thermal-dye-transfer photos justifies the desktop space it occupies. However, be prepared to cough up as much as 75 cents a picture. Overall, this 6000 is easy to use, and we like that it conveniently doubles as a recharger for your camera's batteries. While we wish it ran on batteries for truly mobile operation, this photo printer is compact enough to tote on jaunts away from your computer, though its full footprint will commandeer your desktop. Print a test picture to check the Kodak Easyshare Printer Dock.Designed to work with select Kodak cameras, the Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000 produces quality 4圆-inch prints. Do not load more than 30 sheets of paper. Place the new paper below any older paper in the paper tray. Reload the paper tray with additional paper from a Kodak Easyshare paper kit. Fan the paper to keep the sheets from sticking together. Continue cleaning the rollers until the debris is gone. Turn the rollers with the cloth to remove any caked-on debris from the rollers. Wipe the paper-feed rollers located in the paper sloth with the damp cloth. Wear latex gloves to keep your hands from getting wet.ĭip a lint-free cloth in the bowl of water. Use tweezers to remove any paper fragments from the paper slot.įill a small bowl with one-half cup of cold water.

Turn off the Kodak Easyshare Printer Dock, if it is on.Ĭheck the exposed paper slot for paper fragments and/or jammed sheets of paper in the slot. This problem is easily corrected by cleaning the printer. The half- printing issue is due to the printer becoming clogged with ink fragments and debris.

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