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<72> As you load forms, be careful to avoid injuries: The tractor covers are
spring-loaded and can pinch if they snap shut unexpectedly. Moving forms,
especially between the transfer station and the fuser entry area, can cause severe
paper cuts.
Do the following steps to load tractored roll-feed forms:
v Thread the forms to the transfer station. See "Threading tractored roll-feed
forms."
v Align the forms on the tractor pins. See "Aligning the forms on the tractor pins"
on page 77.
v If you are changing to a different size form on Printer 1, you must change the
forms settings (or Snapshot) on Printer 1. See "Changing forms settings on
Printer 1" on page 81.
Note: Do this step when loading forms in Dual Simplex mode or loading Printer
1 in Duplex mode.
v Load the forms. See "Loading forms using the Forms Feed button" on page 82.
Note: If you are using the Auto Load sequence to load the forms, you must set
the forms length at the stacker control panel before starting the Auto Load
sequence. See "Setting the forms length for Auto Load" on page 134 and
"Starting the Auto Load sequence" on page 134.
v Check forms alignment. See "Checking alignment of tractored forms" on page
85.
v Start the printer. See "Starting the printer" on page 86.
Threading tractored roll-feed forms
About this task
Do this procedure to thread tractored roll-feed forms between the forms input area
and the transform station.
Procedure:
Procedure
1. Ensure that the transfer station is closed and latched.
2. If you are loading a form with a different width, use the Tractor Control Knob
to adjust the tractors close to the correct width. Use the scale just to the left of
the tractor covers.
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