Kyocera KM-C4008 C4008 Operation Guide Rev-2.0 - Page 33

Section 3 PREPARATIONS Loading paper Copy paper can either be loaded into the drawer(s)[cassette(s)] or set on the MP tray. Note when adding paper After taking new paper out of its packaging, be sure to fan through them a few times to separate the sheets and use a flat surface to align the leading edges of the paper before loading that paper into a drawer[cassette] or setting it on the MP tray. Set the paper in the drawer[cassette] with the side that was facing upward when you opened the package facing downward. IMPORTANT! • When copying onto used paper (paper which has already been copied onto at least one side), DO NOT use paper that is stapled or clipped together as this can be the cause of damage to the copier and/or create problems in the copy image. • If you use paper that is curled at all, straighten the paper out before loading it into a drawer[cassette] or setting it on the MP tray, or it can cause a paper jam. IMPORTANT! Using special paper In this copier, the type of paper loaded in each drawer[cassette] and on the MP tray can be specified under "Paper type (drawer[cassette] No.2 - No.4)" on page 7-47 and "Paper size and type" on page 7-97, respectively. Among the special paper that can be use with this copier, there is a wide range in paper quality and construction, especially in those types of paper noted below. For that reason, there is a greater possibility of problems occurring during copying with these type of paper. Whenever you do use such special paper as noted here, it is recommended that you first make a test copy and verify the results. • Preprinted • Labels*1 • Prepunched • Envelopes*2 *1 When using label sheets, be absolutely certain that there is no possibility that the backing glue will come into contact with any part of the copier, and that none of the labels will come off the sheet during copying. If glue does happen to come into contact with the drum or rollers, or one of the labels comes off inside the copier, it can be the cause of major damage. *2 The following types of envelopes should never be used: • Those on which the glue is exposed. • Those whereby glue will be exposed if the protective paper is removed. (If the paper protecting the glue comes off inside the copier it can be the cause of major damage.) • Those of special construction. • Those which have a round tab on the back and are closed with string. • Those which have an open window. • Those which have a transparent film window If copied or printed papers are curled or stacked unevenly, turn the paper in the cassette over. 3-1