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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Simmons on May 13, 2018, 05:03:52 pm
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Hi, i'm having a problem with my canon ipf8300. I noticed today on a almost black print that there are several bands vertical ( on the same direction of the paper) along all the print. It's almost an invisible problem that you can see only with the sun light. I checked the nozzle and both are ok. I've made the alignment but nothing changed. I tried too the unidirectional print but nothing changed. The paper is a Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White, it's a matt paper. Maybe it's time to change again the printhead.
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I’ve only seen that when the print head contains the light gray ink needed to be replaced. And I have seen it in that case but did see the channel completely missing in the nozzle check yet the printer kept printing with no error. Anyway try a head cleaning for that head. That’s all you can do besides blowing off the surface of the head with canned air.
Hi, i'm having a problem with my canon ipf8300. I noticed today on a almost black print that there are several bands vertical ( on the same direction of the paper) along all the print. It's almost an invisible problem that you can see only with the sun light. I checked the nozzle and both are ok. I've made the alignment but nothing changed. I tried too the unidirectional print but nothing changed. The paper is a Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Bright White, it's a matt paper. Maybe it's time to change again the printhead.