Brother GTX600SB Instruction Manual page 269

Blurring is observed (when printed with [Color Ink Only])
Probable Cause
Isn't the amount of ink excessive
against the print media?
Blurring is observed (when printed with [Color+White Ink])
Probable Cause
Is the [Highlight:] of [White Ink
Settings:] too high?
Ink sticks to such an area where no print data exists (ink stain, horizontal stripe, etc.)
Probable Cause
Is the area around the print
heads soiled with waste ink
spilled from the head cap?
Is any lint attached to the nozzle
surface?
Is the carriage foam
contaminated?
Do the print heads rub against a
T-shirt?
Has the flushing foam become
dirty?
Has the platen sheet become
dirty?
Has any ink attached to the
carriage that secures the print
heads in place or is it dripping
off?
Remedy
Print the ink volume and check the blurring, and
select appropriate set value for [Ink Volume:].
Remedy
Print the highlight check pattern to check the
blurring, and select appropriate set value for
[Highlight:].
By turning ON the [White/Color Pause] or [Color
Multiple Pass Printing] checkbox, extend time
before the color ink settles onto the white ink, to
prevent blurring. Try this method to eliminate
blurring without weakening the highlight.
Remedy
Clean the head section and suction cap.
Clean the nozzle guard.
Replace the carriage foam with a new one.
Flatten the surface of T-shirt, and adjust the
platen's height as required.
Replace the flushing foam with a new one.
Replace the platen sheet with a new one.
Replace the carriage foam with a new one.
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Troubleshooting
Reference
"4-6-5. Adjust the ink volume
>>P.132"
"4-5-6. Set up the color ink
>>P.123"
Reference
"4-6-6. Print out of highlight
check pattern/mask check
pattern >>P.133"
"4-4-7. Set up the white ink
>>P.105"
"4-4-7. Set up the white ink
>>P.105"
Reference
"6-2-1. Cleaning the nozzle
guard and suction cap >>P.223"
"6-2-1. Cleaning the nozzle
guard and suction cap >>P.223"
"6-1-9. Replacing the carriage
foam >>P.195"
"5-5. Placing print medium in
position >>P.157"
"6-1-8. Replacing the flushing
foam >>P.192"
"6-1-11. Replacing the platen
sheet >>P.205"
"6-1-9. Replacing the carriage
foam >>P.195"