Condensation forms inside the system, causing it to malfunction

Use the dehumidifier heater

Using the dehumidifier heater lowers the humidity levels inside the system, preventing condensation.

• The dehumidifier heater is an optional device. For details, refer to Optional Part Names and Specifications for Paper Feed.

• For details about the setting, refer to [Dehumidify Fan Heater].

Use a dehumidifier

Place and run the dehumidifier next to the system. Be sure not to install the dehumidifier so that its exhaust port is facing towards the system.

The paper swells in size due to moisture, causing a paper jam

Use recently unsealed paper

Use paper unsealed as recently as possible.

Wrap any remaining paper back in its protective wrapping to avoid a situation in which it absorbs moisture from the air.

Heat and pressure during the printing reduces the moisture content in the paper, causing it to curl up

Use Humidifier HM-103

Adds moisture evenly on both sides of the paper, and adjusts the moisture content in the paper after printing to reduce any curling.

• Humidifier HM-103 is an optional device. For details, refer to Optional Part Names and Specifications for Paper Output.

Static causes the sheets of paper to stick together, causing a paper jam

Use a humidifier

Place and run the humidifier slightly away from the system. Be sure not to install the humidifier so that its exhaust port is facing towards the system.

• If using an ultrasonic humidifier

Use water that is free from impurities such as deionized water. Using tap water or similarly contaminated water can result in the impurities in the water being dispersed into the surroundings, potentially resulting in poor image quality.

Separate the paper before use

Be sure to thoroughly separate out the paper before loading the feed tray. For details about how to separate paper, refer to Using Paper.