Mark the top face of the folded stack on the top exit tray. Then unfold the paper to measure the length of L1, L2, and L3. If there is an error, correct the skew at the 1st, the 2nd, and the 3rd stopper.
- Direction of a folded sheet stack on the top tray
- Definition of the areas you should measure
- Adjustment List Categorized by Fold Type
L1 | L2 | L3 | 1st Stopper | 2nd Stopper | 3rd Stopper | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Z-Fold | - | F Long | F Long | - | F Lower | F Raise |
- | F Short | F Short | - | F Raise | F Lower | |
Half-fold | F Long | - | - | F Raise | - | - |
F Short | - | - | F Lower | - | - | |
Letter Fold In | F Long | F Long | - | F Raise | F Lower | - |
F Short | F Short | - | F Lower | F Raise | - | |
Letter Fold Out | F Long | F Long | - | F Lower | F Lower | - |
F Short | F Short | - | F Raise | F Raise | - | |
Double-Parallel Fold | F Long | F Long | - | F Raise | F Lower | - |
F Short | F Short | - | F Raise | F Raise | - | |
Gate Fold | F Long | F Long | F Long | F Lower | F Lower | F Raise |
F Short | F Short | F Short | F Raise | F Raise | F Lower |
- When the fold operation finishes, it is difficult to determine which stopper needs adjustment even if you measure the skew at the end of a fold (excluding the half-fold case). So check the direction of skew by measuring the length of each fold while the paper is spread out.
- Except in the case of half-fold mode, you need to determine which stopper needs adjustment from the length of the 1st fold that affects the following folds.