Ultra electronic M9007-225E, M9007-224E, M9006-654E Dye Film Problems, Problem Probable Cause

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AVALON and AVALON DUO Printer USER MANUAL

11. Troubleshooting

Table 1 - Printer Prints but with Image Quality Problems

Problem

 

Probable Cause

 

 

 

Mis-registration of Colours

1.

Card is slipping due to dirty rollers.

(Ghosting on Photographs etc)

 

 

 

 

 

Small Areas of Wrong Colour

1.

Dust and debris on surface of the

(Small areas where 1 or more

 

card. (white ovals)

colour layers have been missed

2.

Contaminated with oily deposits

from the image).

 

(darker blotches)

 

3.

Card surface uneven (White

 

 

patches)

 

4.

Slight cutting of dye film (Jagged

 

 

scratches) Printhead density too high

 

 

(Jagged scratches)

 

 

 

Dark or lighter vertical lines on

1.

Card striking something during the

card (always in the same place)

 

print process.

 

2.

Card not running smoothly along the

 

 

platen runway.

 

 

 

Vertical white line down one or

1.

Incorrect driver setting.

both ends of card.

2.

Image page size incorrect.

 

 

3.

Incorrect image start or end position

 

 

settings.

White line along length of all cards

1.

Printhead has damaged heating

(always in the same place).

 

elements

 

 

 

Solution

1.Clean all rollers.(See section 7 of this document).

1.Ensure cards are kept clean, and protected from dust & debris.

2.Replace cards with clean ones and do not handle print surface.

3.Replace cards.

4.Reduce printhead power setting, or determine which end of card is cutting the film & adjust image start or end position accordingly.

1.Check print path is clear

2.Contact Magicard Tech Support for advice on clearing the platen.

1.Ensure the driver is not set to white border.

2.Ensure page size 86.9mm x 54mm with margins at 0 in badging application.

3.Adjust settings in driver.

1.Contact Magicard Tech Support for advice on printhead cleaning or replacement.

Table 2 - Dye Film Problems

Problem

 

Probable Cause

Printer does not recognise dye film

1.

Dye-film incorrectly loaded

type.

2.

Incorrect type of dye-film

(Print colours may be very pale but

 

 

with good black text)

 

 

 

 

 

Printer cannot position the dye

1.

Dye film incorrectly loaded.

film. (Prints colours in wrong

 

 

places).

 

 

 

 

 

Dye film cutting during the print

1.

Ribbon sticking to card

operation

 

 

 

2.

Image printing over the ends of the

 

 

card.

 

 

 

Image is printed outside the colour

1.

A used roll of dye-film has been

panels. (Puts a coloured band

 

fitted.

across one end of card).

2.

Take up spool wound too loosely.

 

 

 

Areas of Dye film peeling off card.

1.

Card has been used and has

Dark mosaic like image.

 

overcoat layer on it.

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Solution

1.Reload the dye-film

2.Reload the dye film correctly. (See section 3 of this document).

1.Reload the dye film correctly. (See section 3 of this document).

1.Ensure cards are not already used. Then lower the printhead power settings.

2.Adjust either the image start if cutting at beginning of film panel, or the image end if cutting at rear of film panel.

1.Fit a new roll of film.

2.Remove loose film.

1.Use only brand new cards not ones which failed to print fully.

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Contents Standard Option Avalon Duo Only Index Before Use Safety InstructionsAbout this guide Prepare the cleaning cassette Install the dye filmUnpacking ConsumablesPrint a test card Click ‘Next ’ on the ‘Available Platforms’ screen Installing the UltraDriverLoading the Dye-Film Ribbon Choosing the right Dye-Film RibbonChoosing the right Cards Loading Magnetic Stripe Cards Loading the CardsLoading HoloPatch Cards Loading Infra-Red Barcode CardsTo clean your printer, follow the three main steps below Cleaning your PrinterCleaning Kits for North and South America Cleaning Kits for Europe, Middle East, Africa & AsiaUsing a cleaning card To clean the card feed mechanismTo replace the cleaning roller Changing the cleaning rollerTo clean the printhead To access the Printer Driver Settings Printer Driver settingsPrinter Tab Hand Feed Printing Options Number of CopiesMagnetic Encoding Encode Only Magnetic Encoding VerifyCard Front & Card Back Tabs HoloKote Security Print OvercoatCard Orientation Landscape/Portrait RotateAll Black in image is printed with Black Resin Options Halftoning Monochrome OnlyOvercoat Area Selection Overcoat OptionsOvercoat Holes Printhead Power Colour AdjustmentAdvanced Tab Printhead & Image PositionsBlack Resin Yellow, Magenta, Cyan YMCOvercoat Image PositionSave & Restore Settings Restore Settings from File Save & Restore TabSave Settings to File Restore Defaults Restore Factory DefaultsTo delete the UltraDriver Uninstalling the UltraDriverThen select Add or Remove Programs Magicard Support Utility Install the Magicard Support Utility from the Driver CDQuery Printer Upgrade FirmwareEthernet Problem Probable Cause Dye Film ProblemsMagnetic Encoding Problems Card Feed ProblemsDriver Related Problems Limited Warranty Information WarrantyCall EU +44 0 1305 762 Technical Support, Service, and Warranty EnquiriesContact Us Sales Sales and Service Center for North and South AmericaSales for Latin America Sales for EuropeSales and Service for Singapore & Malaysia Sales and Service for RussiaFederal Communications Commission FCC Statement EMCCanadian Department of Communications Statement EU Declaration of Conformity

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