Printing media to avoid
This laser printer is a sophisticated printing tool and should be used with care. As with any precisioned instrument, there are proper and improper methods of use. The follow- ing table lists the printing media you should avoid when using with this printer.
•Excessively thick or thin media
•Media which has been already laser printed or photocopied
•Wrinkled, curled, torn or bent media
•Punched or perforated media
•Moist or damp media
•Sticky media or media which has adhesive
•Thermal paper
•Coated media
•Carbon paper
•Media unable to withstand temperatures of 150°C. (302°F)
•Stapled or clipped media
•Media which is not recommended for laser printers or electrophotographic devices
•Labels with exposed backing
AcceptableNot Acceptable
In order to maintain high quality printing, we recommend that all printing media is stored until needed. The following are the guidelines for storing your materials.
•Store print media on a flat surface so that it does not bend or curl
•Wrap all unused printing media securely
•Do not unwrap media until ready to use
•Do not expose media to direct sunlight or high humidity for long periods
Loading plain paper, OHP (overhead projection) film and label sheets
You can load up to 100 sheets of plain paper (20 lbs.) or 30 sheets of OHP (overhead projection) film or 30 label sheets in the upper paper tray.
Steps:
1. Move the paper release lever to the front of the printer.
2. Remove any paper that is in the upper paper tray.
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