I wonder if I need to go through the cleaning process too often. For example, today I ran through 500 double sided, letter size pages. Text weight. Side 1, plenty of black text. Side 2, plenty of black text and a 2x2 color graphic. About midway through, there was a single line of text that consistently had this slight blurring or extra pixels around the text. One particular text line only. I run the ink draining cleaning process and it is ok through the end of the project. I'll probably have to do this again within the next few hundred prints. Am I expecting too much? Is this normal to run the cleaning program so regularly? If so, I'll drop it. I just hoped I wouldn't have to stagger a print job into smaller printings so as not to waste paper (and time).
The problem exists regardless of paper weight or texture, software choice, font, size of page, color, quality setting (standard, enhanced, etc...)- just that when it happens, it happens within the same area of the job (at least I know where to look quickly while it prints!). From job to job, it does not necessarily happen in the same area.
This is really one of the few problems with this printer. It is generally a very good printer. So should I just let it go? Oh, I could not see this addressed on the Xerox site at all.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Nick
The problem exists regardless of paper weight or texture, software choice, font, size of page, color, quality setting (standard, enhanced, etc...)- just that when it happens, it happens within the same area of the job (at least I know where to look quickly while it prints!). From job to job, it does not necessarily happen in the same area.
This is really one of the few problems with this printer. It is generally a very good printer. So should I just let it go? Oh, I could not see this addressed on the Xerox site at all.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Nick