How to load paper into casio pj-160l - Casio Office Equipment & Supplies

To load paper into the Casio DR-T220 thermal printer calculator, follow these steps:

1. Open the printer cover by pressing the release button located at the front of the calculator.
2. Carefully insert the roll of thermal paper into the printer with the paper facing forward, and the end of the paper coming out of the top of the roll.
3. Adjust the paper guide to fit snugly against the paper roll.
4. Close the printer cover.
5. Turn on the calculator and press the "Feed" button to advance the paper to the correct position for printing.

Please Note: Be sure to use the correct type of thermal paper for your calculator, as specified in the user manual.

Look on the back of the watch for 3 or 4 digit model number.

Take a look at this CASIO site for the manual in PDF format

http://support.casio.com/en/manual/manuallist.php?cid=009

Hope this helps.

What model Casio calculator?

Put the roll on the arms "like a toilet paper roll on the extender", and pull it under. There is a slot, slip the paper into this slot, and press FEED until the paper reaches the ink.

Make sure the paper has a straight clean edge. Feed the paper into the slot in the back - make sure the paper is straight. Paper will go in about 1/4 inch. Push the feed button and the paper should feed through the printer.

place the paper sticking out of the top, then close the cover. it will start working; good luck

Solved by itense perseverance!

Hi. When they run out of paper, you just load a new roll, and the machine will automatically continue. There is no need to clear the error. It will continue when it senses fresh paper in the receipt side.

Hi. When they run out of paper, you just load a new roll, and the machine will automatically continue. There is no need to clear the error. It will continue when it senses fresh paper in the receipt side.

Turns out the incorrect type of paper was being used. The paper needed is the paper that is sensitive to pressure and this paper was not.