Tray 1 problems

1. Grasp the handle on the front of the input tray, and then pull the tray towards you to open it.
   Figure 1: Pull out the input tray
   
   
2. Slide the paper width guides out as far as possible.
   
3. Remove all paper from the paper tray.
   
4. Inspect and remove any foam or tape packaging materials in the paper tray.
   
5. Insert a stack of unused, plain white paper (with the print-side down) in the center of the tray.
   
   Figure 2: Load paper into the tray
   
   
   CAUTION: Do not load any paper above the solid red lines on the sides of the tray. Do not use torn, wrinkled, perforated, wet, or folded paper. Make sure to remove all paper clips and staples before loading the paper. Figure 3: Stack label height
   
   
6. Slide the paper guides in so that they rest against the edges of the paper, and then insert the tray into the product and push it forward until it clicks into place.
   
   Figure 4: Slide the paper guides in and reinsert the tray into the product
   
   
7. Pull out the tray extender on the output tray.
   
   Figure 5: Pull out the tray extender on the output tray
   
   

Step two: Load paper in optional Tray 2

1. Grasp the underside of the tray, and then pull out the tray from the bottom of the printer.
   Figure 6: Pull out the tray from the bottom of the printer
   
   
2. Slide the paper width guides out as far as possible.
   
3. Load a stack of unused, plain white paper (print-side down) in the center of the tray. Make sure that the stack of paper aligns with the engraved lines in the tray.
   
   NOTE: Load Tray 2 with only U.S. Letter or A4 plain white paper.
   
4. Slide the paper guides in so that they rest against the edges of the paper.
   
5. Carefully reinsert the tray into the printer, and then push the tray forward to close it.
   
   Figure 7: Reinsert the tray into the printer
   
   
6. Pull out the tray extender on the output tray.
   
   Figure 8: Pull out the tray extender