●Check for missing jets. See Check jet health on page 104 for instructions.
●Do not use an Ink Saver profile.
Inaccurate or unexpected colors
●UV inks have a limited shelf life. Expired inks may under go a color shift. Ensure that the expiration date marked on the ink packaging has not passed. Replace any expired ink.
●Shaking the ink can compensate for settling of the ink components, and gradually correct a color shift (after several prints, depending on the amount of settling that has occurred).
●Verify that you are using the color profile that matches the media, or most closely matches the media type, you are using.
●Perform a color calibration (linearization). See Linearization on page 63 for details.
●Check for missing jets. See Check jet health on page 104 for instructions.
●If the problem consists of color differences between your computer monitor and printed output, consider calibrating your monitor according to manufacturer's instructions, and viewing prints in natural sunlight or under
●Ensure that all of the images and the document itself have been saved in the same color space. Refer to your application user documentation for instructions.
●Operating the printer outside the stated specifications for temperature (see Specifications on page 92) can cause the printheads to fail to refill predictably, resulting in shifted colors.
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