Develop ineo 4050 - Precautions for Correct Operations; Unavailable Paper; Storing Paper

ineo 4050/4750 3-5
3.1 Paper
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3.1.3 Precautions for correct operations
Unavailable paper
Do not load the following types of paper into the tray. Not observing these precautions may lead to reduced
print quality, a paper jam, or machine damage.
- Paper that has been printed on using a heat-transfer printer or an inkjet printer
- Folded, curled, wrinkled, or torn paper
- Paper that has been left unwrapped for a long period of time
- Paper that is damp, perforated, or that has been hole punched
- Extremely smooth or extremely rough paper, or paper with an uneven surface
- Treated paper such as carbon-backed paper, thermal paper, pressure-sensitive paper, or iron-on
transfer paper
- Paper that has been decorated with foil or embossing
- Paper of a non-standard shape (paper that is not rectangular)
- Paper that is bound with glue, staples or paper clips
- Paper with labels attached
- Paper with ribbons, hooks, buttons, etc., attached
- Paper with different paper quality (roughness) on the front and back sides
- Paper that is too thin or too thick
- Paper containing static electricity
- Acidic paper
- Other types of unavailable paper
Storing paper
To store paper, be sure to note the following points.
- Store paper on an even, horizontal surface, and do not take the paper out of its packaging until it is
loaded into a tray. If paper is left for a long period of time outside its package, it may cause a paper jam.
- When not using paper that has been taken out of its package once, return it to the original package and
store it in a horizontal, cool, dark place.
- Do not store paper in locations or in environments that are:
- Too humid
- Exposed to direct sunlight
- Subject to high temperatures (95°F (35°C) or more)
- Too dusty
- Do not set paper against the other or store it vertically.
Tips
When purchasing a large quantity of paper or special paper, carry out a trial print to check the printing quality
in advance.