I cannot get an E-size plot to print properly. I have no trouble with plotting D-size drawings. What are the correct settings to use to print E-size sheets?

Hi telicker563 ,

Thank you for your question at Fixya,

The solution to your problem is as follows :-

1. If you see in draft and CAD modes (fast) an E size is 36'' by 48'' , this can be printed within a minute and a half with this printer.
2. What you would require to do is make sure that the paper is set properly as it should be, this can be done as follows :-
3. There is an orange line with arrows that the paper must line up with in order to eliminate media skew issues, once the paper fed and is lined up properly without slack, then the release lever can be set.
4. If this is done properly , you won't have any problem printing.

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