The following table provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate lever position for the type of paper you are using.
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Paper type | position |
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Ordinary paper |
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(single sheets or continuous paper) |
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Multipart forms |
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(single sheets or continuous paper) |
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2 parts (original plus + 1 copy) | 1 |
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3 parts (original plus + 2 copies) | 2 |
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4 parts (original plus + 3 copies) | 3 | Auto** | |
5 parts (original plus + 4 copies) | 5 | ||
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6 parts (original plus + 5 copies) | 7 |
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Labels | 2 |
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Postcards | 2 |
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Envelopes* | 2 to 6 |
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*For thin envelopes, such as airmail envelopes, select position 2 or 3; for regular envelopes, select position 4; for thick envelopes, select position 4, 5, or 6.
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cCaution:
If you set the paper thickness lever to 1 or higher, be sure to set the lever back to the 0 (or Auto position for
Paper Handling