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Do not fan plain paper before
loading.
When paper is poorly cut and the
edges are not clean, remove any
unsuitable sheets before loading
the paper.
4.
Align the four corners of the paper
stack and insert it (print side down)
until it lightly touches the feeding slot.
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Do not use paper that is folded,
creased, or heavily warped.
Do not overload the paper tray.
When printing on sheets longer
than Legal paper (355.6 mm (14
in.)), load the sheets one by one.
Moisture can cause the sheets to
stick together, causing more than
one sheet go through at one time,
which can result in malfunction or
damage. When feeding long paper,
support the sheet with your hands
to ensure proper feeding.
5.
When loading paper, carefully align the
paper guides with the edges of the
paper so that there is a small gap
between the paper stack and the
guides. Pushing the paper guides too
hard against the edge of the paper
stack can warp the paper and cause
paper jams.
Load the paper so that it is straight in
the tray.
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If the paper is not loaded correctly, the
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printing position may shift and cause
incorrect printing.
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