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The value you set in Step 5 remains after the machine is turned off.
• If you enter "‐2.0" as the height value and want to increase the value in Step 5, press the
[Stop] key to cancel printing whenever you enter a new height value.
Removing the Tray Manually
If the tray is not automatically ejected, eject the tray using any of the following procedures:
Turning the power back on
Turn the power off, and then turn the power on again. The tray stand moves to the front and the
tray will be ejected.
Pressing the [Tray] key
If the tray is not ejected even if the power is turned on again, press the [Tray] key and move the
tray stand to the front.
If the tray is not removed using above mentioned procedures, a fabric or foreign object may be
stuck inside the machine. Open the top cover and remove the fabric or foreign object, and then
remove the tray.
See page 193 "Removing a Fabric or Foreign Object by Opening the Top Cover ".
Removing a Fabric or Foreign Object by Opening the Top Cover
• Do not open the cover while the machine is operating and keep your hands or fingers
clear of the machine. Doing so might cause your hands or fingers to get trapped in the
machine,
• Normally, keep the top cover closed. For safety reasons, opening or closing the top cover
will cause the power to turn off immediately. Do not open or close the top cover when not
required, such as while printing is performed. When a message prompting you to open the
top cover appears on the display, follow the instructions.
• Do not touch the ink tubes or toothed rubber belt. Also, take care not to catch cables or
ink tubes with your sleeves.
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