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Scan Quality Problems, A Line or Line of Dots Always Appears in Your Scanned Images

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Home > Solving Problems Scan Quality Problems You See Only a Few Dots in Your Scanned Image A Line or Line of Dots Always Appears in Your Scanned Images Straight Lines in Your Image Come Out Crooked Your Image Is Distorted or Blurred Your Scanned Image Is Too Dark Ripple Patterns Appear in Your Scanned Image Characters Are Not Recognized Well When Converted Into Editable Text (OCR) Scanned Colors Differ from the Original Colors Blank Pages Appear in Your Scanned Image You See Only a Few Dots in Your Scanned Image When scanning with the Black & White setting, change the Threshold setting. See Adjusting the Color and Other Image Settings for instructions. Top A Line or Line of Dots Always Appears in Your Scanned Images The glass surface inside the scanner may need cleaning. Clean the glass surface inside the scanner. See Cleaning Inside the Scanner. If you still have the problem, the glass surface inside the scanner may be scratched. Contact Epson for assistance. Make sure the plastic card that you are scanning does not have shiny surfaces. If you scan plastic cards with shiny surfaces, a line may appear. Top Straight Lines in Your Image Come Out Crooked Make sure the document lies perfectly straight in the input tray. Top Your Image Is Distorted or Blurred Make sure your document is not wrinkled or warped. Make sure you do not move the document, or your scanner while scanning. Make sure the scanner is placed on a flat, stable surface. Select Unsharp Mask check box. See Adjusting the Color and Other Image Settings for instructions. Top

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Solving Problems
Scan Quality Problems
You See Only a Few Dots in Your Scanned Image
A Line or Line of Dots Always Appears in Your Scanned Images
Straight Lines in Your Image Come Out Crooked
Your Image Is Distorted or Blurred
Your Scanned Image Is Too Dark
Ripple Patterns Appear in Your Scanned Image
Characters Are Not Recognized Well When Converted Into Editable Text (OCR)
Scanned Colors Differ from the Original Colors
Blank Pages Appear in Your Scanned Image
You See Only a Few Dots in Your Scanned Image
When scanning with the
Black & White
setting, change the
Threshold
setting. See
Adjusting the Color and Other Image Settings
for
instructions.
Top
A Line or Line of Dots Always Appears in Your Scanned Images
The glass surface inside the scanner may need cleaning. Clean the glass surface inside the scanner. See
Cleaning Inside the
Scanner
.
If you still have the problem, the glass surface inside the scanner may be scratched. Contact Epson for assistance.
Make sure the plastic card that you are scanning does not have shiny surfaces. If you scan plastic cards with shiny surfaces, a line
may appear.
Top
Straight Lines in Your Image Come Out Crooked
Make sure the document lies perfectly straight in the input tray.
Top
Your Image Is Distorted or Blurred
Make sure your document is not wrinkled or warped.
Make sure you do not move the document, or your scanner while scanning.
Make sure the scanner is placed on a flat, stable surface.
Select
Unsharp Mask
check box. See
Adjusting the Color and Other Image Settings
for instructions.
Top