HP L25500 manual Unload a roll from the printer, Normal procedure roll attached to spindle

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Handle the substrate

Unload a roll from the printer

If you used the take-up reel during printing, unload the printed roll from the take-up reel before attempting to remove the roll from the printer. See Unload a roll from the take-up reel on page 29.

Check whether the other end of the roll is still attached to the input spindle, and follow the appropriate procedure as described in the following sections.

The normal procedure (roll attached to spindle)

If the end of the roll is still attached to the spindle, use the following procedure.

1.On the printer's front panel, select the icon, and then select Substrate unload > Unload roll.

2.Press the OK button on the front panel as many times as needed to rewind the substrate.

3.Lift the spindle lock lever.

4.Remove the roll from the printer, pulling out the right end on the right side of the printer first. Do not insert your fingers into the spindle supports during the removal process.

Exceptional procedure (roll detached from spindle)

Use the following procedure if the end of the roll is visible but no longer attached to the spindle:

1.If you have already selected Substrate unload at the front panel, press the Cancel button to cancel that procedure.

2.Lift the substrate-adjustment lever. If the front panel shows a warning about the lever, ignore it.

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Contents HP Designjet L25500 Printer series Legal notices TrademarksTable of contents Accessories Printer specificationsIntroduction Safety precautionsGeneral safety guidelines Electrical shock hazardMechanical hazard Heat hazardFire hazard Heavy substrate hazard Ink handlingPrinters main features Label ExplanationPrinters main components Front view 60-in printerRear view 60-in printer Take-up reel motor Front panelEmbedded Web Server Support tab Setup tabMain tab Connect to a network Connectivity and software instructionsConnection method Connection type Speed Maximum cable length Other factorsTurn the printer on and off Basic setup optionsPrinter setup options Restart the printer Change the language of the front panelEmbedded Web Server setup options Change the language of the Embedded Web Server Use substrate Handle the substrateOverview Substrate family Substrate types Load a roll onto the spindleSupported substrate families Load a roll onto the spindle Handle the substrate Load a roll into the printer Substrate Change loaded substrate Handle the substrate Unload a roll from the printer Normal procedure roll attached to spindleExceptional procedure roll detached from spindle Use the take-up reel Load a roll onto the take-up reelHandle the substrate Handle the substrate Handle the substrate Enww Handle the substrate Unload a roll from the take-up reel Handle the substrate View information about the substrate Store the substrateSummary Download substrate presetsAdd a new substrate type Substrate family Select printer settings and color profileSubstrate family Description HP Photorealistic 100 Setting Description If too low If too highPaper-Solvent Substrate at the beginning Vinyl Select the number of passesKey Check the ink quantity Coalescence, grain Faster printing Color calibrationColor profiles Ink cartridges Handle the ink systemInk system components Printheads Ink funnel Printhead cleaning cartridgePrinthead cleaning container Replace an ink cartridge Ink system tipsWork with ink system components Remove an ink cartridge Work with ink system components Insert an ink cartridge Replace a printhead Remove a printhead Handle the ink system Insert a printhead Handle the ink system Handle the ink system Replace the printhead cleaning kit Remove the printhead cleaning cartridgeHandle the ink system Insert the printhead cleaning cartridge Replace the ink funnel Handle the ink system Order ink supplies CartridgePrinthead cleaner PrintheadChange margins Print optionsPrinter states Request the printers internal prints Name AccessoriesOrder accessories Minimum Maximum Printer specificationsFunctional specifications Power specifications Physical specificationsMemory specifications Ecological specificationsEnvironmental specifications Acoustic specificationsGlossary AirflowLED Order IndexMargins Enww