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06-18-2019 09:43 AM
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Would it work to only load one roll instead of all three? We do that with our T1200 that has a dual roll setup all the time.
When he sends a print it should default to the top roll I think. So only load the top roll and try that.
I know the 4520 model has a second roll that is connected with a cable and can just be unplugged but I don't know if the T7200 has the same setup. the T7200 replaced the 4520 model.
Those multi-roll models can sometimes be a pain but we haven't had any problem with our T1200 and the 4520 I used to have was very reliable when changing rolls. What kind of paper is your client using?
I don't work for HP....I just repair their printers.
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