Canon PIXMA iP5200 Service Manual page 48

Soiling on the
back side of
paper (lines or
streaks parallel
to the paper
feed direction)
Print
4 A
results
Soiling on
paper in
automatic
duplex printing
(lines or
streaks
perpendicular
to the paper
feed direction)
Print
5 B
results
- After continuous In borderless
borderless printing, printing
printing of small is performed to
sized paper the size slightly
(such as 4 x 6), larger than the
when a larger paper size, and
sized paper ink off the paper
(such as A4) is is absorbed by
printed. the platen's ink
absorber.
- With Photo
Absorbed ink
Paper Plus
may attach to the
Double Sided or
platen rib(s) after
postcards, the
several dozen
phenomenon is
sheets are
likely to be
printed, causing
noticeable and to
soiling at the
be complained of
leading edge of
by users, as
paper or on the
printing is
back side of
performed on
paper.
both sides of
such paper.
- Automatic duplex On the rib(s)
printing (Photo inside the sheet
Paper Plus feed unit used for
Double Sided, duplex printing,
postcards, plain ink mist may
paper) accumulate,
smearing paper.
2-8
1. Perform - Paper gets
Bottom plate smeared.
cleaning (from
- The back
the printer
side of
driver) up to 3
paper gets
*1
times .
smeared.
2. If soiling on
the paper still
remains after
3 times of
Bottom plate
cleaning, wipe
the platen rib
(s) and their
surroundings
with a cotton
swab.
- Paper gets
Temporary
operational smeared.
solution:
- The back
Cancel automatic side of
duplex printing, paper gets
and manually smeared.
print each side of
- Even after
paper.
Bottom plate
cleaning
Cleaning by
was
user:
performed,
and the
1. Perform
platen ribs
Bottom plate
were
cleaning (from
cleaned with
the printer
cotton swab,
driver) up to 3
paper gets
*1
times .
smeared.
2. If soiling on
the paper still
remains after
3 times of
Bottom plate
cleaning, wipe
the platen rib
(s) and their
surroundings
with a cotton
swab.
If the
phenomenon
persists after
conducting 1 and
2, servicing is
required.
Service:
Wipe any soiling
or dirt off from the
sheet feed unit