Replacing The Pick Tires; Clearing A Sheet Jam - Horizon Fitness G1 Manual

If the Auto Film Calibrate setting is set to On, a calibration film will be printed from the cassette:
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To continue with the calibration, enter a calibration adjusted block value, as described in the
procedure above.
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To skip the calibration, press the Pause button to take the printer back on line.
If the Auto Film Calibrate setting is set to Off, a calibration film will not be printed and calibration will
not be performed unless you perform the procedure above.
If you choose not to calibrate a media cassette, the calibration value from the last calibrated cassette of
that media type and size will be used, if one exists. Otherwise, the default calibration value will be
used.

Replacing the Pick Tires

The pick tires in the latest versions of the imager can be replaced.
To replace a pick tire:
1. Power down the imager.
2. Open the top cover.
3. Locate the retaining clip that secures the pick tire to the spindle.
4. Lift up on the tab on the top of the clip (1) and slide the clip sideways from (that is,
perpendicular to) the spindle (2), as shown in the following figure.
5. Slide the pick tire off of the spindle.
6. On the new pick tire, locate the two notches on one side of the pick tire, shown in the
following figure. These notches fit over two small pins on either side of the spindle.
7. Orienting the pick tire with the notched side first, slide the pick tire all the way on to the spindle,
making sure you align the notches with the spindle pins.
8. With the clip tab facing away from the pick tire, slide the retaining clip sideways back onto the spindle.
9. Use a cleaning wipe provided with the Platen and Print Head Cleaning kit or use the Horizon Cleaning
Cassette to clean the pick tire of any oil from your fingers.

Clearing a Sheet Jam

With the latest versions of the imager, the sheet path through the imager has been simplified, since
there is only one receive tray. Other than the simplified path, clearing a sheet jam is the same as with
previous versions of the hardware.