Streak Defect Type Selection - Xerox CiPress 325 Customer Help Information

Problem Solving
Color-to-Color Misregistration
Color-to-color misregistration is defined as multi-layer lines, offset of colors and fuzzy
text.
Web Wrinkle or Damage
Web wrinkle or damage is defined as the web having nicks, tears, creases, folds, curled
edges or wrinkles.
Color Non-uniformity (From Two CiPress Printers)
Color non-uniformity (from two CiPress Printers) is defined as color density being
inconsistent from printer to printer (from the front side to the back side of the web)
with the area of inconsistency lacking a defined edge.
Ink Smudges or Smears
Ink smudges or smears are defined as ink in the image area that is displaced or disrupted.
Deletions (Images or colors)
Deletions are defined as an image that is not printed in whole or in part with regular
frequency. This could also include specific or multiple colors not being printed throughout
an image.
Image Ghosting (Offset)
Image ghosting is defined as the printed image containing a light image (whole or
part) from a previously printed image.

Streak Defect Type Selection

See the guide to different types of streaks below. Select the streak type that describes
and looks most like your specific image quality defect to go to the appropriate problem
solving procedure.
Streak Type Streak Description
One pixel wide Caused by one or
deletion. more missing jets in a
Print Head failing to
activate.
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