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Océ | Troubleshooting
Problem
Color Replacement
Values not taking effect
Fine Holes in Solid Tints
6-72
Solution
After replacing a color with another you need to go back
to Preview and Size and hit the apply button to re-render
the file.
If there is an ink drying surface tension problem, fine
holes in random shapes will appear in solid tints
increasing in frequency as the amount of total ink
increases. If an ink drying surface tension is suspected
the ink limit swatch is a good test print to verify the
problem. A case where this occurred was on styrene
with total ink values above 250%. The problem was
resolved by printing unidirectional to allow additional
drying time between laying down the different ink colors.
Another possibility is that sufficient density may not be
achievable if the dot gain is very minimal for the media.
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