Sony DPP-FP65 Operating Instructions Manual page 53

Symptom Check
Even if
"Borderless" is
selected, the image
is printed with
borders on both
sides.
The whole area of • Did you select "Borders
an image cannot
be printed.
The image is • Is the paper tray inserted
printed at an angle.
There are white
lines or dots on the
printed pictures.
The picture is too
bright, dark,
reddish, yellowish,
or greenish.
The Edit menu • Did you enlarge, reduce the
cannot be used.
Settings
Symptom Check
The Borders/ • Are you using the Layout
Borderless setting
does not take
effect.
—
(Pattern 1)"?
properly?
—
—
size of, rotate, or move an
image after performing Red-
eye Correction with the
button?
Print menu?
Cause/Solutions
c When you use an editing/recording device
other than the printer to edit or save an
image, the image is saved with blank areas
around the image. Even if you print it with
the "Borderless" setting, you cannot
eliminate the borders on both sides of a
print.
c You can print the whole area of an image
by selecting "Borders (Pattern 1)".
(."Setting the print finish (Borders/
Borderless print)" on page 26)
c Re-insert the paper tray firmly straight in
to the end.
c The print head or paper path may be
soiled. Use the supplied cleaning cartridge
and sheet to clean the head and path.
c You can adjust the image.
(."Adjusting an image" on page 21)
c You cannot use the Edit menu after
performing Red-eye Correction with the
button. Select the Edit menu and
perform these editorial operations first,
and then perform Red-eye Correction.
Cause/Solutions
c In the Layout Print menu, templates are
used and you cannot select Borders/
Borderless Print.
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