Brother GTX pro Instruction Manual page 256

Background white ink spreads out when printed with [Color+White Ink]
Probable Cause
[White/Color Alignment]
misaligned?
Is the media easy to stretch when
wet?
Printed surface cracks after fixation
Probable Cause
Isn't the print surface folded before
fixation is completed?
The lower left side area of the printer's main unit is soiled with ink
Probable Cause
Is the waste ink tube dismounted
from the maintenance unit?
Is the waste ink tube clogged
causing the waste ink to flow
reversely?
The cleaning solution is leaked from the cleaning liquid tank
Probable Cause
Is the main body of printer put
aslant?
Takes longer print time than before
Probable Cause
Is the ambient temperature under
18°C (64.4°F)?
Is your printing under
high-temperature and low humidity
environment?
Is the wiping frequency set to
[Medium-high] or [High]?
Remedy
Misalignment of white and color inks can occur when
the media thickness or the platen height is changed.
Adjust the platen height first for the actual media to be
printed, and align the white and color inks positions.
Print misalignment may occur between white and
color inks when the media stretches when wet with
white ink. Increasing [Choke Width:] can prohibit
spreading of the background white ink.
Remedy
Try not to touch the print surface until the fixation
process is completed.
Remedy
For help, please contact your dealer.
Straighten the waste ink tube to remove the clog.
Remedy
Place the printer horizontally.
If the problem is still not remedied, please contact your
dealer.
Remedy
Adjust the room temperature to 18°C (64.4°F) or
more.
If it is difficult to adjust the room temperature, set the
operational configuration under low temperature to
[Disable].
Lower your room temperature below 30°C (86°F).
Raise your room humidity over 35%.
Change the wiping frequency to [Standard].
256
Troubleshooting
Reference
"7-4-5. White/color
alignment >>P.220"
"5-4-8. Set up the white
ink >>P.100".
Reference
-
Reference
-
-
Reference
"4-1. Installation of printer
>>P.38"
Reference
"8-11. Print Operation
Settings Under Low
Temperature >>P.234"
-
-