Precautions for the use of the copier (II)

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2016-04-20 15:48

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Copiers use paper to make copies, and the characteristics of the paper directly affect the quality of the copy. Paper can generally be divided into acidic and neutral two categories, in order to ensure that the copier can be used for long-term stability and maintain good copy quality, copy the use of neutral paper is more appropriate.

The aluminum sulfate substance in the acidic paper will change when it comes into contact with the moisture in the air, and the internal parts of the copier will also be acidified and corroded. In addition, acidic paper itself is also easily acidified and causes discoloration and drying, so this paper is not suitable for copying and printing purposes. In addition, paper powder is a major feature of acidic paper. More paper powder will cause poor paper feeding, faulty induction of operating parts, shortened service life of parts and increased failure rate of various parts. The increase in the failure rate will inevitably lead to an increase in the number of repairs, which will increase the cost of parts and repair costs.

Copy paper in the use of the process should pay attention to a few points:

1If the copy paper you are using is wet or curled, paper jam may occur. In this case, try turning the copy paper in the tray over. If the effect is not good, please switch to a straighter copy paper.

2Do not use such as the following types of copy paper, otherwise it may cause failure.

*Thermal Fax Paper

*Art Paper

*Tin Paper

*copy paper

*conductive paper

3Do not use the following types of paper, otherwise it may cause a paper jam.

*Bent, folded or crumpled paper

*torn paper

*paper with too smooth surface

*perforated paper

*rough paper