Canon iPF6100 - imagePROGRAF Color Inkjet Printer, Руководство пользователя

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Other problems
Other problems
The printer consumes a lot of ink
Cause Corrective Action
Many full-page color images are printed. In print jobs such as photos, images are lled with
color. This consumes a lot of ink. This does not
indicate a problem with the printer.
Head Cleaning B is used often. Head Cleaning B consumes a lot of ink. This does
not indicate a problem with the printer. Unless the
printer has been moved or stored for a long period
or you are troubleshooting Printhead problems, we
recommend not performing
Head Cleaning B , to
the extent possible.
You have just nished initial installation, when more
ink is consumed to ll the system. After initial installation or at the rst-time use after
transfer, ink ows into the system between the Ink
Tank and Printhead , which may cause the ink level
indicators to drop to 80%. This does not indicate a
problem with the printer.
A message to check the Maintenance Cartridge is not
cleared after you replace the Maintenance Cartridge
Cause Corrective Action
Remove the new Maintenance Cartridge you have
just installed and insert it again rmly. The printer has not detected the new Maintenance
Cartridge .
Restart the printer.
Paper is not cut straight
Cause Corrective Action
The paper is bent or curled at the cut position. Straighten out any curling by the edges of the paper.
Paper rises by the ends of the cut position before
it is cut. Reload the paper correctly.
Paper cannot be cut
Cause Corrective Action
The printed document became caught on a foreign
object by the Output Tray , which lifted the document.
The Cutter passed under the paper. Remove the foreign object by the Output Tray to
enable the printer to eject the printed document,
keeping it level.
In the printer driver, No or Print Cut Guideline is
specied in Auto Cut .
Specify Yes in Auto Cut in the printer driver.
In MAIN MENU , Eject or Manual is specied in
Cutting Mode .
Specify Automatic in Cutting Mode in MAIN MENU .
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