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Using the Printer

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Tips on Using Paper

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Using Genuine Brother

Thermal Paper 2

Thermal paper eliminates the need for toner,

ribbon or ink. Genuine Brother thermal paper

is fully compatible with this printer and the

PJ printer series. We recommend using

genuine Brother thermal paper. Using

non-genuine paper may adversely affect the

printer, such as reducing the print quality or

damaging the printer. The warranty does

not cover damage resulting from the use

of non-genuine parts, even if it occurs within

the warranty period or during the period of a

service agreement. (This does not imply that

all non-genuine parts will cause a

malfunction.)

Usage and Handling Instructions 2

̈ Only one side of the paper can be printed

on. When loading paper, make sure that

the smooth, coated side faces the back of

the printer.

̈ To avoid wrinkling and tearing, keep paper

in its box or bag until ready to use.

̈ Do not fold, crease, or wrinkle paper prior

to loading it.

̈ When storing paper, avoid high

temperatures and humidity.

̈ Avoid prolonged exposure to intense

ultraviolet light.

̈ Avoid contact with Diazo (blueprint),

carbon-less, or cast-coated papers.

̈ Avoid contact with vinyl or acetate

materials, such as many notebook or

report covers.

̈ Avoid contact with organic solvents, oils,

and ammonia.

̈ When using a colored marker, be sure to

use one with a water-based ink. If you use

a solvent-based marker, it may darken the

paper.

Clearing a Paper Jam

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If paper becomes jammed, remove the paper

according to the following procedure.

a Gently open the release cover

completely.

b Gently pull the paper out of the printer in

either direction.

c Close the release cover.

d Insert a new sheet of paper and print

again.

Cutting Roll Paper

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Roll paper can be cut using the printer’s tear

bar. Pull one edge of the ejected paper up

and toward the other edge diagonally.

The tear bar is sharp. To avoid injury,

do not touch the tear bar.

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