Epson 9880 Printer Guide - Page 136

Replacing the Paper Cutter Blade, Removing the Old Blade

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154 | Maintaining and Transporting the Printer • To check the ink cartridges, press d to highlight INK INFO MENU, then press Menu. Press d to select each cartridge, then press Menu to view the information. 4. To exit maintenance mode, turn off the printer by pressing the P Power button. Press the P Power button again to turn on the printer in the normal operating mode. Replacing the Paper Cutter Blade If you notice that your paper isn't being cut cleanly, the cutter blade may need to be replaced. If you use the blade to cut heavy stock, you will damage the blade and need to replace it. See page 51 for a list of media that do not work with the cutter. You can check the status of your cutter by printing the status check sheet or viewing its status on the control panel. See page 136 for instructions. You can obtain a new cutter blade from Epson (part number C12C815291). See page 12 for ordering details. Caution: Do not try to slide the carriage by hand, or you may damage the printer. Removing the Old Blade Make sure the printer is turned on, then follow these steps to remove the blade: 1. Press the Menu button. 2. Press d until MAINTENANCE is highlighted, then press Menu. 3. CUTTER REPLACEMENT is highlighted. Press Menu again. 4. Press . The print head moves to the replacement position. OPEN FRONT COVER TO SEE CUTTER REPLACEMENT LABEL is displayed. 154

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
To check the ink cartridges, press
d
to highlight
INK INFO MENU
,
then press
Menu
. Press
d
to select each cartridge, then press
Menu
to view the information.
4.
To exit maintenance mode, turn off the printer by pressing the
P
Power
button. Press the
P
Power button again to turn on the printer in the
normal operating mode.
Replacing the Paper Cutter Blade
If you notice that your paper isn’t being cut cleanly, the cutter blade may
need to be replaced. If you use the blade to cut heavy stock, you will damage
the blade and need to replace it. See page 51 for a list of media that do not
work with the cutter.
You can check the status of your cutter by printing the status check sheet or
viewing its status on the control panel. See page 136 for instructions.
You can obtain a new cutter blade from Epson (part number C12C815291).
See page 12 for ordering details.
Removing the Old Blade
Make sure the printer is turned on, then follow these steps to remove the
blade:
1.
Press the
Menu
button.
2.
Press
d
until
MAINTENANCE
is highlighted, then press
Menu.
3.
CUTTER REPLACEMENT
is highlighted. Press
Menu
again.
4.
Press
. The print head moves to the replacement position.
OPEN
FRONT COVER TO SEE CUTTER REPLACEMENT LABEL
is
displayed.
Caution:
Do not try to
slide the carriage by
hand, or you may damage
the printer.