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3. Follow the instructions in "Loading

continuous paper."

Caution:

❏ Printing on the edge of continuous

forms with labels can damage the

print head.

❏ When loading continuous forms with

labels, make sure the left edge of the

form is no further than 3 cm to the left

of the arrow mark (when facing the

back of the printer).

To tear off and eject continuous forms with

labels

Always tear off and eject continuous forms

with labels by following the procedure

below.

Note:

When Overlapping Forms is turned on in the

default-setting mode, the Tear Off/Special

Paper button is disabled and the Load/Eject

button only feeds forms forward.

1. At the back of your printer, tear off the

last continuous form with labels that has

entered the printer.

2. Press the LF/FF button to eject the last

form forward.

EPSON DLQ-3500 Quick Guide

3. To print on another type of paper, turn

off Overlapping Forms and Skip over

perforation settings in the

default-setting mode.

Caution:

Do not leave continuous forms with labels

loaded in the printer between print jobs;

they tend to curl and may come off their

backing sheet and jam the printer when

you resume printing.

Overlapping multipart forms with

labels

This kind of continuous paper is a

combination of the two types of forms;

overlapping multipart forms and

continuous forms with labels. Be sure to

follow any special instructions intended for

either type of forms.

Caution:

Use overlapping multipart forms with

labels only under normal operating

conditions because labels are especially

sensitive to temperature and humidity.

Follow these steps to load overlapping

multipart forms with labels:

1. Make sure of the following:

❏ Your software settings keep the

printing entirely within the

printable area. See "Printable area"

in the Reference Guide for more

information.

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