Canon LR1 user manual Printing is unclear, Printing has a scratched appearance

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Printing is unclear

Is ink flowing properly from the BJ cartridge?

Was the protective cap or tape reattached after it was removed?

Are you printing on the wrong side of the paper?

The BJ cartridge may be out of certain ink colors, or the print head may be blocked. Print a Nozzle Check Pattern to check the condition of the print head (see page 2-2).

If the Nozzle Check Pattern does not print correctly, the print head may be blocked. Perform the print head cleaning procedure (see page 2-4).

If you still cannot print, replace the ink tanks (see page 2-6).

If you reattached the protective cap and tape after they have been removed, dirt and air can enter the ink tank, and ink may stop flowing. If the protective cap and tape have been reattached, remove them immediately and clean the print head (see page 2-4).

Paper has a right side and a wrong side for printing. Confirm which side of the paper to print on and reset the paper in the printer.

Printing has a “scratched” appearance

Is the paper too thick?

Is the paper bent or curled?

Are you printing on the wrong side of the paper?

You cannot use paper that exceeds 38 lb (105 g/m2) (see page 3-1).

Do not use paper that is bent or creased. Smooth out all curls before printing.

Paper has a right side and a wrong side for printing. Confirm which side of the paper to print on and reset it in the printer.

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Troubleshooting Chapter 5

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Canon LR1 Printing is unclear, Printing has a scratched appearance, Is the paper too thick? Is the paper bent or curled?