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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer | 103 6. Unlock the front casters. 7. Carefully roll the printer to its new location, then lock the casters. Setting Up the Printer After Transportation Setting up the printer after transporting it is almost identical to setting it up for the first time. Keep in mind that if you haven't used the printer for more than a week, you'll need to turn it on and shake the white ink cartridge (see page 79). You may need to run a cleaning cycle (page 83) and realign the print head (page 87) to ensure good print quality. Storing the Printer If you don't use the printer for a long time, the print head nozzles may become clogged. Ideally, you should print on a regular basis to prevent clogging. If you need to store your printer for an extended time, take the following precautions: • Before storing the printer, press the P power button to turn it off, and wait until the lights on the control panel stop flashing and go out. This ensures that the print head is properly capped and flushed with cleaning fluid. • Leave all ink cartridges in their slots during storage. Otherwise, the ink may dry out and clog the supply lines. • At least once a month, turn on the printer to remove and shake the white ink cartridge (see page 79). If the AUTO NOZZLE CHECK setting is turned on (this is the default setting; see page 86), the printer will automatically check and clean the print head at this time, if necessary. 103

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
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103
6.
Unlock the front casters.
7.
Carefully roll the printer to its new location, then lock the casters.
Setting Up the Printer After Transportation
Setting up the printer after transporting it is almost identical to setting it up
for the first time.
Keep in mind that if you haven’t used the printer for more than a week,
you’ll need to turn it on and shake the white ink cartridge (see page 79). You
may need to run a cleaning cycle (page 83) and realign the print head
(page 87) to ensure good print quality.
Storing the Printer
If you don’t use the printer for a long time, the print head nozzles may
become clogged. Ideally, you should print on a regular basis to prevent
clogging.
If you need to store your printer for an extended time, take the following
precautions:
•
Before storing the printer, press the
P
power button to turn it off, and
wait until the lights on the control panel stop flashing and go out. This
ensures that the print head is properly capped and flushed with cleaning
fluid.
•
Leave all ink cartridges in their slots during storage. Otherwise, the ink
may dry out and clog the supply lines.
•
At least once a month, turn on the printer to remove and shake the
white ink cartridge (see page 79). If the
AUTO NOZZLE CHECK
setting
is turned on (this is the default setting; see page 86), the printer will
automatically check and clean the print head at this time, if necessary.