5. Turn off the printer after it finishes printing one page.
❑If the operation check page results appear as shown in
step 4, this means that the printer itself is all right and
that the problem probably lies in the printer software
settings, applicat ion settings, the inte rface cable, or the
computer itself. See “Problems and Solutions” below
for possible causes and solutions to the problem.
❑If any segment of the printed lines on the operation
check page is missing, there is a problem with the
printer. This could be a clogged ink nozzle or a
misaligned print head. See “Cleaning the Print Head”
on page 5-6, or “Aligning the Print Head”on page 5-8.
Problems and Solutions This section divides printer problems int o five sections:
Power supply . . . . page 6-6
Operation . . . . . . . page 6-7
Paper handling . . . page 6-12
Printing quality . . . page 6-15
Go to the section that most likely contains the source of
the problem, and look for the description that matches the
problem. The causes and solutions are listed from the most
likely to the least likely, so try them in the order that they
are written until the problem is solved.
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