E
Riffle the paper to be loaded.
Static electricity may cause sheets of paper in a
stack to stick to each other. Loading paper like
that into the cassette could cause paper feeding
problems, so follow the procedure below to
riffle the paper. Riffling paper forces air
between the sheets, which causes them to
separate.
Riffle the short edges of the paper two times
each.
(1) Riffle the short edges of the paper as shown
in the illustration.
Hold the paper lightly, without gripping it too
tightly. If you grip to tightly, air cannot get
into the edges of the paper to separate the
sheets that are stuck together.
(2) Riffle the other short edges two times in the
same way.
(3) Align all four edges of the paper.
F
Load the paper with the printable side facing
down.
Load paper so that it touches the inside of the
paper cassette.
You can load up to 100 sheets of paper.
Note:
For Epson Special Media that supports two-sided
printing, load it so the side facing the opening
when the paper package is opened faces
downward.
G
Align the left and right edge guides to the
paper.
If there are gaps between the edge guides and
the paper, the paper may skew during printing,
so align them accurately.
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