Prints Are Wrinkled - Epson SureColor P8570D Series User Manual

• Depending on the print density and type of paper you are using, the ink may take a while to dry. Do not
stack the prints until the ink is completely dry.
• Make sure that the printer driver's Media Type settings match the paper that you are using.
• If the bottom edge is scuffed, try widening the bottom margin. Set Top Margin to 45 mm and Bottom
Margin to 15 mm.
• If ink is smeared on your print, lower the density of the ink in the printer driver's Advanced Media
Control dialog box from the printer driver.
• If the trailing edge is scuffed while printing, create your data with a wider margin. If the situation does
not improve, select Optimize Edge Quality from the printer driver.
• If you are printing multiple pages and Auto Cut is set to Never Cut, the area between pages may be
scuffed. Set Margin Between Pages to 65mm from Custom Paper Setting.
• Try cleaning the area around the print head, caps, and wipers.
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Paper Specifications
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Prints are Wrinkled

If you see wrinkles on your prints, try the following to solve the problem:
• Dry the paper after printing.
• Roll out the paper and stretch it.
• Lower the color density in the Paper Configuration dialog in the printer driver.
• Lower the resolution in the Print Quality setting in the printer driver.
• Make sure you are operating the printer at normal room temperature. The normal operating range for
Epson special media is 59 to 77 °F (15 to 25˚C), 40 to 60% humidity. For information about other
paper types, see the documentation supplied with the paper.
• Make sure you selected the correct Media Type setting in the printer driver that matches the paper
loaded in the printer.
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