1. Remove the Paper: First, pull out the paper tray and remove any standard paper that may be inside.
2. Adjust the Guides: Slide the paper guides to their widest position to accommodate the cheque paper.
3. Load the Cheque Paper: This is the most important step. The correct orientation depends on your printer’s tray type:
   • For Cassette Trays (front-loading): The cheque paper should be loaded face down. The printer pulls the paper in and flips it over to print on the correct side.
   • For Top or Rear Feed Trays: Load the cheque paper face up. The printer pulls the paper straight through, printing on the side that’s facing up.
4. Align the Guides: Adjust the paper guides until they are snug against the edges of the cheque paper. This prevents skewing during printing.
5. Re-insert the Tray: Gently push the tray back into the printer until it clicks into place.

Key Considerations

• Trial and Error: Always perform a test print on a blank sheet of paper first to confirm the correct orientation and alignment.
• Single Cheque Printing: For printing a single cheque, you can often use a manual feed tray or bypass tray if your printer has one. This avoids having to remove a full stack of paper.
• Consult Your Printer Manual: If you’re unsure, always check your specific printer’s manual for detailed instructions. The section on printing envelopes is often a useful reference, as cheques are similar in size and require similar handling.

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