HP Latex 260 Maintenance and troubleshooting guide - Page 93
Summary of common printing problems
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A Summary of common printing problems This is a table of common problems and the RIP parameters that can be changed in order to solve the problem. Some possible side-effects are also shown. For a more detailed treatment of any particular problem, please see the relevant chapter in this guide. Problem Parameter Durability problems, ink smudges or Curing temperature oily finish Number of passes Substrate jam, substrate damage, ink smears Curing temperature Vacuum (and disable cutter) Top and/or bottom margins Drying temperature Horizontal or thin vertical banding in saturated area fills Drying temperature Ink limits Graininess, color misregistration or lack of sharpness Black areas look hazy or image gloss is not uniform Number of passes Modify color separations and dark color generation Align printheads Calibrate substrate advance Modify color separations and dark color generation Drying temperature Number of passes Curing temperature Change Increase Increase Decrease Possible side-effects Substrate jam, substrate damage, ink smears Slower printing Less durability (smudges), oily finish Increase Substrate skew Increase Substrate waste Decrease Coalescence, banding, less durability (smudges), oily finish Increase Substrate jam, substrate damage, ink smears Decrease Reduced color gamut (depends on RIP) Increase Slower printing Increase Increase Decrease Substrate jam, substrate damage, ink smears Slower printing Less durability (smudges), oily finish ENWW 87