How to Load Paper in a Sharp Calculator

Printing calculators are a quick way to keep track of your mathematic calculations.

Printing calculators will print off every number and symbol you type into the calculator when you press the plus, minus or equals sign. Printing calculators are a quick way to keep track of your math calculations without the need to write every number and symbol down. They are generally used to keep track of your home budget or various expenses for your business with a printout of your calculations. A printing calculator will run out of paper eventually and will need a fresh roll of paper.

Things You'll Need

• Roll of calculator paper

Instructions

1. Remove the old paper core from the “Paper Holder” arm. The “Paper Holder” arm is usually a single arm located on top of the calculator, and is used to hold the roll of calculator paper in place.

2. Fold about 3 to 5cm of the leading edge of the paper roll in a straight line. Do not fold the paper on a slant.

3. Insert the paper roll from the left side onto the “Paper Holder” arm. Be sure the paper roll is feeding from the bottom of the roll.

4. Feed the edge of the paper into the print mechanism opening. Press the “Feed Key” button, in the upper left-hand corner. Tear the excess paper and begin using the calculator.

References

• Sharp Electronic Printing Calculator Operation Manual
• Sharp Calculator Manuals For Popular Models

Resources

• Sharp.com: Operation Manuals