where do you feed the 11x17 paper? In the tray underneath or does it have to go up top? And if up top, how many sheets does it hold so that I'm not babysitting all day for a print job.
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Load paper. (1) Open the paper support, and pull it out. (2) Open the front cover gently. Important If the disc tray guide (A) is open, close it. (3) Pull out the paper output tray. (4) Slide the paper guides (B) to open them, and load the paper in the center of the rear tray WITH THE PRINT SIDE FACING YOU. (5) Slide the paper guides (B) to align them with both sides of the paper stack. Do not slide the paper guides too hard. The paper may not be fed properly. Important Always load paper in the portrait orientation (C). Loading paper in the landscape orientation (D) can cause paper jams. NOTE: This printer is a quality printer for excellent copies. If you are looking for a production type printer where you can do many copies, it would be best that you go to a copy store and have them do it. If you are seeking a few select prints then this would be for you. I believe that about 25 copies is all that can be loaded at a time.
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I own a MFC-240C. I'm not sure what you are referring to as the 'top tray'. On the top of the printer is an automatic document feeder for faxing, scanning and copying. Under that is a section that can be raised to scan, copy or fax pages from books or other non-flat items. There is one paper tray that pulls out from the front.
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Greetings - It's the extra paper tray. Likely not worth it...unless you have a glaring need to print different paper sizes and/or high volume.
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I wouldn't call it a tray. I've had that on other printers, and preferred it over the angled piece that stands paper up over the printer, as in this one. This works ok, though.
662110
Yes there is a paper tray - looks to hold about 75 sheets or so. Very very nice printer for the price. Have had mine for 2 months now - no complaints.
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If you're talking about feeding your originals in the top to make copies, scan or to fax, you put your papers face up with the top of the pages going in first. Make sure you push them in until they stop. Push copy, scan or enter a fax number and then hit the start button. The papers will feed in one page at a time until they are all through. They will come out right below the feed tray. I hope that helps.
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Yes, We keep the lower tray loaded with legal size and the top tray with 8.5 X 11 size paper. Very nice home/small business printer.
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Either tray #1 or #2 can be used. Move the side bars all the way to the outside and pull back of the lever which is on the right side of the tray. When the lever is pulled back the entire front portion of the tray will release and extend back. Insert paper, slide the middle slide bar toward the back as is done when putting in 8 1/2x 11 eleven paper or envelopes. Move the side bars in just as is done when putting regular paper or envelopes in and the printer is ready to use. Paper as big as 13x19 can be used in the printer. Just reverse the procedure to bring the tray back to the normal size for your paper.
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As many as you want, you just need to put enough papers inside the printer. Also Don't put too many once.
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You can Put paper in one tray or in a top feed. It does take legal. I place legal in the top feed since I don't use legal much. I keep the drawer for letter.
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I think you should try using the document feeder just above the paper tray.
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Before I've purchased mine there is a website (which I can't find it anymore) that you can print a 1:1 actual size and fold and you can place that folded paper anywhere so you can see the best position/location that suits you. You can e-mail Michael Wolonson (mike.woloson@philips.com) for the website if they haven't take it down, I think it's Philips website only for this DRL's.
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There is a built in output bin that the pages print to. It does eventually get full and printing will stop until you clear the print output bin. I don't recall how many pages the input tray holds. If I had to guess I would say it is maybe 60-70% of a ream.
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You have to select 4x6 in the paper selection menu first. Then you can place your 4x6 paper in the main tray at the bottom right, if you are doing just one or two. If you are doing more than that then you need to set the default tray to the 4x6 bin where you can easily stack a few 4x6 sheets.
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This is a wide format printer and the paper input tray is adjustable. I only use single manual feed for 11x17 because I am doing t-shirt transfers but it has no problem feeding automatically on any other size I have tried and see no reason why 11x17 would behave any differently. So far I am very pleased with this printer.
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This printer has 2 paper trays. I use one for letter stock and the other for envelopes. On checking, it looks like the trays are not long enough to accept 14" paper. So... Lotsa luck!
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I print, using the bottom tray - 8.5 x 11 size paper - 110lb cardstock all the time with no issues whatsoever. Does a wonderful job. I do feed each sheet of cardstock in one at a time tho.