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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
Checking and Cleaning the Print Head Using the Control
Panel
You can print a nozzle check from the control panel and examine it to
determine whether any nozzles are clogged or deflected. Then you can run a
cleaning cycle if necessary.
1. Press
r
Menu
.
2. Press
d
until
TEST PRINT
is selected, then press
r
.
NOZZLE CHECK
is
selected.
3. Press
r
,
then press
OK
to start printing the nozzle check pattern.
4. After the pattern is printed, use at least a 10
×
eye loupe to examine it.
•
If the pattern looks good, as shown below, the print head is clean.
•
If any dots or segments are missing or deflected, as shown below,
run a cleaning cycle as described on page 151. Then print another
nozzle check pattern to make sure the nozzles are clean.
•
If the nozzles are still clogged after three cleaning cycles, run a power
cleaning cycle as described on page 151.
Automatically Checking and Cleaning the Print Head
The printer automatically checks the nozzles and cleans them if necessary.
You can specify how often you want this to happen or turn this feature off.
You can also have a nozzle check pattern printed on a regular basis, so you
can check it yourself.
1. Press
r
Menu
.
PRINTER SETUP
is selected. Press
r
again.
2. Press
d
until
AUTO NOZZLE CHECK
is selected, then press
r
.
Caution:
Don’t run a
cleaning cycle while
thick media is loaded in
the printer.
Summary of Contents for Stylus Pro 7890 Series
Page 1: ...Epson Stylus Pro 7890 9890 USER S GUIDE ...
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Page 10: ...10 10 ...
Page 20: ...20 20 Introduction ...
Page 51: ...51 Setting Up the Printer 51 5 Click your printer model 6 Click the Install button ...
Page 84: ...84 84 Handling Paper and Other Media ...
Page 106: ...106 106 Printing With Epson Drivers for Mac OS X ...
Page 136: ...136 136 Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows ...
Page 144: ...144 144 Managing Color With Profiles ...
Page 224: ...224 224 Index ...