Head Vertical Adjustment - Epson STYLUS 3000 Service Manual

4.1.5 Head Vertical Adjustment

You must make this adjustment after removing or replacing one or both of the black and color printheads.
With this adjustment, the vertical positions for the black and color printheads are aligned. This is
performed by moving the head vertical adjust lever located on the right side of the CR unit to adjust the
vertical position for the color printhead to the black printhead.
1. Connect the printer and the host computer with a parallel interface cable.
2. Run the adjustment program in the host computer.
3. Input the market code. (Refer to Section 4.1.2.)
4. Move the cursor using
"Return" key, and the Adjustment & Check menu appears.
5. Move the cursor using
printer prints the vertical adjustment pattern.
6. Follow the flowchart below to align the black and color lines continuously by making the gap width less
than 1/4 of the line width.
7. After making an adjustment, press one of the following keys:
[SPACE]
[0]
[RETURN]
[ESC]
8. Perform one of the followings:

Select R.Return using

Select other adjustment using
adjustment. (Select R.Return using
menu when all necessary adjustments are done.)
9. Move the cursor using
program.


When moving the vertical angle adjust lever. lift up the tip of the lever.


Be sure to fit the notch on the lever to the setting hole to set the position securely.
Rev. A
or key to select "2. Adjustment & Check" from the Main menu. Then press
or key to select "3. Vertical Adjustment"
Figure 4-6. Head vertical Adjustment Flowchart
Retry the operation.
Enter a cleaning sequence.
Quit the operation and returns to the Adjustment and Check menu.
Return to the Adjustment and Check menu without changing the current settings.
or key to and press "Return" key to return to the Main menu.
or
or key to select "
key to and press "Return" key to make the selected
or key to and press "Return" key to return to the main

.END" and press "Return" key to exit the adjustment
CAUTION
EPSON Stylus COLOR 3000

Then press "Return" key, and the
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