EPSON Stylus Pro GS6000 User’s Guide

Problem Solver

Printing-related troubleshooting

Note:

Proper print quality may not be obtained with the paper other than the recommended one.

Printing is partially stained or incomplete

Cause

What to do

 

 

Does the paper contain moisture?

Replace it with new paper.

 

See “Replacing Roll Paper” on page 39

Are you using folded or wrinkled

 

paper?

 

 

 

Does the paper bend?

Use the recommended paper. When using paper other than the

 

dedicated one, set the Paper Suction in the Paper Setup menu.

 

For details of the recommended paper, contact your local Epson

 

customer support.

 

See “Details of PAPER SETUP” on page 21

 

 

The printing position is incorrect (some parts of the paper cannot be printed on)

Cause

What to do

 

 

Is the loading position of the paper

Set the paper correctly.

correct?

See “Setting roll paper” on page 35

 

 

 

Did you set up the origin and print

Cancel or reset the settings of the origin and print position.

position?

 

 

 

Printing is blurred

Cause

What to do

 

 

Are you using the recommended

Use the recommended paper.

paper?

For details of the recommended paper, contact your local Epson

 

 

customer support.

 

 

Are you using a thick or thin paper?

Use the recommended paper.

 

For details of the recommended paper, contact your local Epson

 

customer support.

 

 

Is the paper printed on the printing

Confirm the printing surface of the paper and set it correctly.

surface?

See “Using Roll Paper” on page 32

 

 

 

Did you perform head alignment?

Perform head alignment.

 

See “Print head alignment” on page 47

 

 

Did you perform Paper Feed

Perform paper feed adjustment.

Adjustment?

See “Adjusting Paper Feed” on page 48

 

 

 

Is each heater set to the

Set it to the appropriate temperature.

appropriate temperature?

See “Details of PAPER SETUP” on page 21

 

 

 

Is the head height set to High?

Return the head height to "Normal (Low)".

 

See “Head height adjustment” on page 42

 

 

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