Whitearmy, you will want to ensure your platen is at level A when printing a nozzle check to avoid blurriness. If the issue persists after reprinting a nozzle check, you will want to contact our support as this can be a few items. If you’re located within the North America and still require additional technical assistance, please fill out a support ticket, www.BrotherDTG.com/help, or contact your original dealer if outside these areas.
White Ink Nozzle Problem
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This is a type of deflection.
I don't have one of these printers, but this is fairly common inkjet issue, and most often caused by old ink.
Keep a nozzle check printout for reference, and then clean and flush the system.
Use fresh ink, and print a new nozzle check to see if the problem persists. If yes, then check to see if the problem nozzles are the same.
If the problem nozzles are the same, you may have a damaged print-head. If not, then your problem is somewhere else. possibly the wiper blade.
I don't have one of these printers, but this is fairly common inkjet issue, and most often caused by old ink.
Keep a nozzle check printout for reference, and then clean and flush the system.
Use fresh ink, and print a new nozzle check to see if the problem persists. If yes, then check to see if the problem nozzles are the same.
If the problem nozzles are the same, you may have a damaged print-head. If not, then your problem is somewhere else. possibly the wiper blade.
Whitearmy, you will want to ensure your platen is at level A when printing a nozzle check to avoid blurriness. If the issue persists after reprinting a nozzle check, you will want to contact our support as this can be a few items. If you’re located within the North America and still require additional technical assistance, please fill out a support ticket, www.BrotherDTG.com/help, or contact your original dealer if outside these areas.
Thank you, it’s working now after i up the platern.This is a type of deflection.
I don't have one of these printers, but this is fairly common inkjet issue, and most often caused by old ink.
Keep a nozzle check printout for reference, and then clean and flush the system.
Use fresh ink, and print a new nozzle check to see if the problem persists. If yes, then check to see if the problem nozzles are the same.
If the problem nozzles are the same, you may have a damaged print-head. If not, then your problem is somewhere else. possibly the wiper blade.
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