Epson SureColor SC-S30600 User Manual page 27

SC-S30600 Series User's Guide
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Important:
❏ Do not use the media holding plates with
media that is more than 0.4 mm thick.
The media holding plates could touch
and damage the print head.
❏ Move the media holding plates to the left
and right edges of the platen when they
are not in use.
❏ Do not use the media holding plates if the
sides of the printed media are smudged or
torn.
❏ Leave left and right margins of over 10
mm when using the media holding
plates. Narrower margins could result in
printer printing over the plates.
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Close the front cover.
Using the Optional Heavy Roll Media
Feeding Unit
This section describes how to load media when the
optional heavy roll media feeding unit is installed.
We recommend using a lifter for media over 40 kg.
The explanation that follows assumes that a lifter is
used.
The following types of lifter can be used.
❏ Fork or platform thickness: 28 mm or less
❏ Fork or platform can be lowered to approx.190mm
from the floor.
Basic Operations
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Caution:
❏ Because the media is heavy, it should not be
carried by one person. When loading or
removing the media, use at least two persons.
Using a lifter is recommended when handling
a media that is 40 kg or heavier.
❏ The heaters and media holding plate may be
hot; observe all necessary precautions. Failure
to observe the necessary precautions could
result in burns.
❏ Be careful not to trap your hands or fingers
when opening or closing the front cover.
Failure to observe this precaution could result
in injury.
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Important:
Load media immediately before printing. The
pressure rollers may crease media left in the printer.
The media may also become wavy or curled,
causing jams or resulting in the media coming into
contact with the print head.
Note:
For information on the media that can be used in the
printer, see:
"Supported Media" on page 94
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Turn on the printer by pressing the P button.
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Loosen the roll holder fixing screws and adjust
the roll holders so that the gap between the two is
wider than the media.
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