PROBLEM SOLVING
Image Quality Problem Solving
Use the chart below as an aid to identifying and solving a variety of image quality problems.
Problem | Cause | Solution | ||
Portions of the prints are |
| 1. | Check/replace the media | |
Media may be damp | 2. | Ensure media is stored in a bag | ||
deleted | ||||
| 3. | Enable media heaters. | ||
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| The print density is too light | 1. | Increase the print density | |
Prints are light overall | 2. | Check toner supply | ||
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The image LED Print Head | 1. | Press the exposure and wire | ||
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| and charge wire may be dirty |
| clean buttons | |
Wrinkles on Tracing Paper | Media may be too dry | 1. | Ensure media is stored in a bag | |
2. | Disable media heaters. | |||
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Lines or banding on prints in | The image LED Print Head | 1. | Press the exposure clean button | |
the print direction | may be dirty | |||
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| 1. | Refer to User Mode 6 and | |
Light or fuzzy image on film | Film characteristic |
| change the detack lamp control | |
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| Media | 1. | Check/replace the media | |
Trail edge deletions |
| 1. | Adjust image size away from trail | |
Image too close to trail edge |
| edge. | ||
| 2. | Increase the trail edge margin | ||
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| setting using AccXES tools |
XEROX WIDE FORMAT 721P PRINTER OPERATOR MANUAL | 47 |