how to fix these streaks on Epson WF7210
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You need to do a head cleaning. This should be done before you start any print job. And always do a sample print before the actual customer print. We usually do a head clean and purge at the start of every day. Some times you need to do it a couple of times.
We moved away from the ciss system. For what you save, unless you are doing huge production, it is more head aches than its worth.
We moved away from the ciss system. For what you save, unless you are doing huge production, it is more head aches than its worth.
Most people are much better off with refillable cartridges.
Also the place your printer sits can make a huge difference in clogged heads.
Don't place it anywhere near a heating/cooling vent. Make sure your humidity doesn't get too low as this will speed up the clogging.
If you print everyday, you should not need to do cleanings daily.
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You might test the print head alignment with the Epson utility. The way those lines look the same even running across different colors makes me doubt it is clogging. Be careful if you adjust the print head alignment. People sometimes do more harm than good.
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