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Using the pull tractor with the rear tractor, Front/Rear, LF/FF Load

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Using the pull tractor with the rear tractor If you are using labels or multi-part forms with more than seven sheets (including the original), do not use the rear tractor; use the front tractor. See "Using the pull tractor with the front tractor" on page 136 for details. You can switch between the front and rear tractors at any time when you are using the pull tractor. Just press the Front/Rear button and then use the LF/FF Load button to feed the paper the additional distance to the pull tractor. To tear off printed pages, press the LF/FF Load button to advance the paper to a point where it can be torn off. The following steps explain how to load paper using the optional pull tractor (already installed) with the printer's built-in rear tractor. If you have not yet installed the pull tractor, load paper onto the rear tractor and then install the pull tractor. See "Installing the pull tractor" on page 133 for instructions. 1. Turn off the printer, then open the back cover. Note: If paper is loaded on the rear tractor, in either the top-of-form or standby position, skip to step 6. 2. Pull the levers on the pull tractor toward you to release the pull tractor. 140 Options and Consumables

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Options and Consumables
Using the pull tractor with the rear tractor
If you are using labels or multi-part forms with more than seven
sheets (including the original), do not use the rear tractor; use
the front tractor. See “Using the pull tractor with the front
tractor” on page 136 for details.
You can switch between the front and rear tractors at any time
when you are using the pull tractor. Just press the
Front/Rear
button and then use the
LF/FF Load
button to feed the paper the
additional distance to the pull tractor.
To tear off printed pages, press the
LF/FF Load
button to
advance the paper to a point where it can be torn off.
The following steps explain how to load paper using the
optional pull tractor (already installed) with the printer’s
built-in rear tractor. If you have not yet installed the pull tractor,
load paper onto the rear tractor and then install the pull tractor.
See “Installing the pull tractor” on page 133 for instructions.
1.
Turn off the printer, then open the back cover.
Note:
If paper is loaded on the rear tractor, in either the top-of-form or
standby position, skip to step 6.
2.
Pull the levers on the pull tractor toward you to release the
pull tractor.