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Condition of Paper, Rips, Wrinkles, and Folds

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1. Characteristics and Conditions of Paper Condition of Paper In addition to the composition and characteristics of paper, the condition of the paper greatly affects the print results. Rips, Wrinkles, and Folds Use clean paper in good condition that has no folds, rips, or wrinkles. Check the condition of the paper before placing it in the paper tray, and remove any sheets that are not in good condition. Rips, Wrinkles, and Folded Corners Use paper that has no rips, wrinkles, or folded corners. If sheets of paper have rips, wrinkles or the like, a paper jam in the paper rollers or surrounding mechanisms may occur or paper may be fed at an angle. 1 2 3 CEL003 1. Rip 2. Folded corner 3. Wrinkles Rounded Edges When paper is placed in storage, the edge of the paper on the top or the bottom may become rounded from being stacked. This is called rounded edges. Using paper like this may cause a paper jam inside the machine or to be fed at an angle. 10

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Condition of Paper
In addition to the composition and characteristics of paper, the condition of the paper greatly affects the
print results.
Rips, Wrinkles, and Folds
Use clean paper in good condition that has no folds, rips, or wrinkles.
Check the condition of the paper before placing it in the paper tray, and remove any sheets that are not
in good condition.
Rips, Wrinkles, and Folded Corners
Use paper that has no rips, wrinkles, or folded corners. If sheets of paper have rips, wrinkles or the
like, a paper jam in the paper rollers or surrounding mechanisms may occur or paper may be fed
at an angle.
CEL003
1
2
3
1. Rip
2.
Folded corner
3. Wrinkles
Rounded Edges
When paper is placed in storage, the edge of the paper on the top or the bottom may become
rounded from being stacked. This is called rounded edges. Using paper like this may cause a
paper jam inside the machine or to be fed at an angle.
1. Characteristics and Conditions of Paper
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