Problem Solver; When A Message Is Displayed - Epson ML-13000 User Manual

ML-13000 User's Manual

Problem Solver

When a Message is Displayed

If one of the following messages is displayed, read and follow the instructions below.
Messages
The Waste Ink Bottle is nearing the end of
its service life.
Prepare a new one.
You can continue printing until
replacement is required.
Ink Supply Unit is not recognized. Please
replace the Ink Cartridge.
Ink is low.
You can continue printing until
replacement is required.
The heater is warming up.
The print head is contacting the fabric.
Check whether the print results are clean.
Printing can continue.
The XXXXX is nearing the end of its
service life.
The inside of the printer is hot.
Lower room temperature.
Fabric is not loaded correctly.
Remove the fabric and then reload it.
Problem Solver
What to do
The Waste Ink Bottle is getting full. Ready a new Waste Ink Bottle.
"Options and Consumable Products" on page 381
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Remove and reinsert the ink supply unit. If the message persists, insert a new
ink supply unit (do not reinsert the ink supply unit that caused the error).
Ink is low. Make sure a new ink supply unit is installed so that the machine can
automatically switch ink supply units when the remaining amount falls below
the limit.
"Options and Consumable Products" on page 381
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One or more heaters is still being warmed to the specified temperature. To start
printing while the heater temperature is low, touch Start to display a
confirmation screen, and then touch OK to start.
If you check the print results and they are dirty, stop printing and clean around
the print head.
"Inspecting/Cleaning Around the Print Head" on page 182
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The replacement interval is approaching for the parts that are shown. Prepare
new parts.
Lower the temperature of the room until it is within the temperature range
described in the "Specifications Table".
"Specifications" on page 386
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The fabric was not correctly loaded when it was loaded. Refer to the following,
and load the fabric correctly.
"Installing the Fabric Roll" on page 60
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