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Océ | Operating the Arizona T220UV
Using Nozzle Prints to Check Heads
3.4.2
There are two types of nozzle prints found in the Operator/Test prints menu: standard
and diagnostic. The following set of steps applies to using both of the nozzle tests.
1.
Navigate to the Test Prints menu and select either standard or diagnostic to perform
a Nozzle Print that verifies all nozzles are firing.
2.
Identify any nozzles that are not working and repeat the nozzle print, preferably on
the same media with a slight offset.
3.
Perform a High Purge on individual colors for any nozzles that are not working in
both previous tests.
4.
Repeat the Nozzle Print. Perform a Recovery Purge on individual colors for any
nozzles that still do not fire.
5.
Repeat Nozzle Print. If any nozzles have not fired in all of these nozzle prints,
manually flush the print heads associated with those nozzles.
6.
Repeat the Nozzle Print and replace any heads that still have nozzles that do not fire
Standard Nozzle Print
The Standard nozzle print
directionality from your print heads. The circles indicate plugged nozzles resulting in dropouts.
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provides you with visual information about nozzle dropout or poor
Figure 14 Standard Nozzle Print
Misfiring Nozzles
Yellow
Light
Magenta
Light
Cyan
Magenta
Cyan
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