HP 250 Operating page 94

HP 2622D Thermal Printer
5) Remove the old core from the rod and insert the rod through
the core of a new roll of paper.
6) HP Thermal Paper is coated with print material on
only one side; it must be inserted correctly into the printer
to produce a print image. The paper must feed toward the
front of the unit from the underside of the paper roll.
7) Place the ends ,of the metal rod into the guide slots and
press downward and then toward the back of the unit until the
rod snaps into place.
8) Feed the leading edge of the paper through the latching frame
and the clear plastic guide window.
CAUTION
The print head is relatively fragile
and susceptible to damage; be careful
not to strike it while loading paper.
9) Lower the latching frame without locking it into place.
10) Align the sides of the paper with the guide lines embossed on
each side of the guide window.
11) Each new roll of HP thermal paper has a glue spot near the
leading edge of the roll that holds the paper roll intact
during shipment. You must not allow the print head to come
in contact with this glue spot. Feed approximately 12 inches
of paper through the latching frame so that the glue spot is
beyond the print head and guide window.
12) Press the latch down until it clicks into place. If the
latch is not locked, a printer error will be printed at the
bottom of the screen whenever you attempt a print operation.
13) Tear off the excess paper using the guide window as the
cutting edge.
14) Close the top cover securely and then press the ENTER key.
NOTE
If subsequent printer operations produce
no image on the paper, you probably in-
stalled it with the wrong side facing
the print head.
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HP 2622D Thermal Printer
5) Remove the old core from the rod and insert the rod through
the core of a new roll of paper.
6) HP Thermal Paper is coated with print material on
only one side; it must be inserted correctly into the printer
to produce a print image. The paper must feed toward the
front of the unit from the underside of the paper roll.
7) Place the ends ,of the metal rod into the guide slots and
press downward and then toward the back of the unit until the
rod snaps into place.
8) Feed the leading edge of the paper through the latching frame
and the clear plastic guide window.
CAUTION
The print head is relatively fragile
and susceptible to damage; be careful
not to strike it while loading paper.
9) Lower the latching frame without locking it into place.
10) Align the sides of the paper with the guide lines embossed on
each side of the guide window.
11) Each new roll of HP thermal paper has a glue spot near the
leading edge of the roll that holds the paper roll intact
during shipment. You must not allow the print head to come
in contact with this glue spot. Feed approximately 12 inches
of paper through the latching frame so that the glue spot is
beyond the print head and guide window.
12) Press the latch down until it clicks into place. If the
latch is not locked, a printer error will be printed at the
bottom of the screen whenever you attempt a print operation.
13) Tear off the excess paper using the guide window as the
cutting edge.
14) Close the top cover securely and then press the ENTER key.
NOTE
If subsequent printer operations produce
no image on the paper, you probably in-
stalled it with the wrong side facing
the print head.
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