Citizen CL-S521 User manual

2015
Frank Nordwig
Albatros Datenservice GmbH
22.04.2015
Changing Paper
Green Fee Printer Citizen CL-S521

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Changing the Paper of the Green Fee Printer “Citizen CL-S521”
This brief instruction outlines which steps are necessary to change the paper roll of the green fee
printer. It is very important to pay attention to the position of the paper and the sensors because
they will ensure a correct advance and cut of the paper.
The image shows the printer. Its protective cover has already been opened.
At first, open the thermal printing head by pressing the release lever on the right-hand side of the
printer.

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Changing the Paper of the Green Fee Printer “Citizen CL-S521”
The paper is aligned to the left and the sensor mirror, which is located on top, has to be adjusted as
central as possible to the paper in order to detect the perforation of the green fee tickets and pull
back and cut the ticket.
Pull this lever up as well by pressing the lateral button to get to the paper layer. It is now possible to
replace the paper roll. Make sure to insert the new roll correctly with the white side, which is to be
printed, facing upwards.

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Changing the Paper of the Green Fee Printer “Citizen CL-S521”
That is why the manufacturer has attached an adjusting wheel at the side of the printing head next to
the settings for the paper thickness. Only adjust the wheel if necessary and test the result step by
step. A wrong setting might damage the printing head and thus require an exchange.
That’s it! The printer is now ready for the next use.
When new devices are delivered, the
printing quality is optimally set by
the manufacturer.
The device will, however, age with
time and usage and after some years
of operation, the thermal printing
head might be weaker or a more
intensive printed image might be
favored.