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Problem 2: Colors in the printout do not match the colors on the screen.
Solution:
Solution:
Problem 3: Color ink is running low.
Solution:
Problem 4: Not enough ink is being supplied to the printhead.
Solution:
Problem 5: A color ink tank is inserted in the wrong slot.
Solution:
Solution:
Image Color Borders Printing Dark
Problem 1: Ink is clogged in a nozzle.
Solution:
Other Problems
Ink consumption is exceedingly high.
Problem 1: Printing a color image over a large printing area.
Solution:
Printer suddenly becomes very quiet.
Problem 1: The fan has shut down because the printer is checking the printhead nozzles.
Solution:
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Troubleshooting
Perform monitor color correction. (Æ Monitor Instructions)
The color management setting in the software application is not set
correctly. For details, see your software application manual.
Check the level of the ink in the tanks and replace a tank if it is nearly
empty. (Æ P.6-2)
On the printer operation panel, perform Head Cleaning B. (Æ P.7-33)
On the printer operation panel, select "Move Printer". Remove the ink
tank from the printer, then insert the correct color ink tank. (Æ Setup
Guide)
After doing the above procedure, execute "Nozzle Check". If each color is
notprinting correctly, on the printer operation panel execute "Head
Cleaning B". (Æ P.7-31, P.7-33)
Open the printer driver, click the Device Settings tab then select SSC
Adjustment. If the Level 1 setting is not satisfactory, select Level 2 then
try again. However, using this feature could change the hues of the overall
image, so watch carefully the affects of the changes on the hues in the
printed image.
Printing a photograph or other large image consumes a large amount of
ink. This is not abnormal.
This is not a malfunction or breakdown. Wait for the nozzle check
operation to finish.
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