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Old December 20th, 2006 Dec 20, 2006 6:02:34 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Why do I get Lines through my black image?

I have a weird problem. When I print a black image on new milford paper for dark colors I get lines through the image. If I print the same image on the iron all for light colors or even on regular printing paper the image prints out good. Anyone know what the problem can be. I've gone through 2 new black ink cartridges trying to figure it out. Also I'm printing them with a 2 month old c88+ printer.Thanks
 
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Default Re: Why do I get Lines through my black image?

Try doing a head cleaning through the printer control panel.
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Default Re: Why do I get Lines through my black image?

That's the weird thing I did do the head clean. If I print on regular paper it prints fine. I'm going to try another opaque paper tonight and see what happens.
 
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Default Re: Why do I get Lines through my black image?

Curious. If anything, I'd expect the IronAll to have problems going through the printer, not the other paper. Did you have any luck figuring out the problem?

Only thing that comes to mind right away would be to try feeding either only one sheet through at a time (leaving the paper tray empty) or vice-versa, if you haven't tried both.
 
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