FUJITSU 10 ppm - Manual (Page 68)

User’s Manual 3-23
PRINTING AND
PAPER HANDLING
Handling Paper
• Use materials specially designed for laser printers or photocopiers.
• Always feed transparency material from the manual feed slot or the
optional multi-function feeder.
• To remove curls from printed transparency materials, use correct frames
or put a weight on them until they lay flat.
• Be sure to fan the transparency stack to prevent sheets from sticking
together.
Envelopes
This printer prints well on envelopes if you carefully follow these
guidelines:
• Use envelopes made of paper in 75 to 105 g/m2 (20 to 28 pound)
weight. Printing with envelopes made of paper thinner than this weight
may produce wrincles thus causing decrease in print quality.
• Be sure to set up the rear stacker so that envelopes are ejected straight
out the back to minimize curl.
The capacity of the rear stacker is about 20 sheets.
• Use the envelope sizes shown in the preceding table.
• To avoid damage to the printer, never use envelopes with clasps, snaps,
windows, or synthetic materials.
• Feed from the manual feed slot or the optional multi-function feeder.
• Feed the envelopes with the gummed side of the flaps facing downward.
• Do not use “encapsulated” adhesives, which seal by pressure alone.
• To avoid jamming, restrict the minimum paper weight to 64 g/m2 (17
pound).
• To avoid creasing along the edges, use high-quality envelopes with stiff
edges.
• To avoid uneven printing, do not attempt to print on the gummed
overlap areas.
• Be sure to feed or load the envelopes with the envelope centered against
the manual feed slot. Use the guide of the paper sizes.
• Before attempting large-scale printing on envelopes, consult with your
stationery dealer. Also, test the envelopes carefully for consistent,
trouble-free printing.