Check to ensure the paper meets your printer's paper specifications. Manually feed the paper into the printer, one sheet at a time, by putting a single sheet into the manual feed tray. After sending the job, push the paper gently into the printer. Most printers over time will have issues feeding glossy paper because the paper is "slicker" than office paper. If you continue to have problems, the printers pick-up rollers will need to be replaced with new.

Move the tray's guides to their widest setting. Check the paper weight against your printer's user-manual specifications to ensure it isn't too light or too heavy. Place a squared-up stack of only one type of paper, print side down, against the right-side guide. The stack should be just short of full. Push the guides together until they just touch the edges of the paper stack. Before printing, make sure the print settings match the type, size and orientation of the paper you're using.

A laser printer uses a "fuser assembly" that uses both heat and pressure to fuse the toner into the paper. When this part wears out, the toner will not stick to the paper like it should and will need to be replaced.