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Possible cause The printer or application software is installed incorrectly. Your computer doesn't have enough memory to handle the file you're printing. Printing is stalled. Solution If the printer operation check works, make sure your printer and application software are correctly installed. If you're printing on a Windows network, you may need to set up your printer for network printing, as described in the Printer Basics book. Try the following: Close any open applications, including screen savers and virus scan programs. Reduce the resolution of your image. Select fewer colors or a lower resolution for your display or monitor. Add more memory to your computer. In Windows, delete the stalled print jobs in Spool Manager; see Using the Spool Manager for instructions. In Windows NT, uninstall the EPSON Printer Port. Click Start, point to Programs, EPSON Printers, and select EPSON Printer Port Uninstall. The print head nozzles are clogged or the ink cartridges are too old. On a Macintosh, delete stalled print jobs using Monitor3 (see Using Monitor3) or open the Extensions folder, EPSON folder, and Spool folder, and then delete any queued files. Clean the print head; see Cleaning the Print Head for instructions. If cleaning doesn't help, replace the cartridges. For information on cartridge life and replacement instructions, see Replacing an Ink Cartridge.

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The printer or
application software is
installed incorrectly.
If the printer operation check works, make sure your printer and
application software are correctly installed. If you’re printing on a
Windows network, you may need to set up your printer for network
printing, as described in the
Printer Basics
book.
Your computer doesn’t
have enough memory
to handle the file you’re
printing.
Try the following:
Close any open applications, including screen savers and virus scan
programs.
Reduce the resolution of your image.
Select fewer colors or a lower resolution for your display or monitor.
Add more memory to your computer.
Printing is stalled.
In Windows, delete the stalled print jobs in Spool Manager; see
Using
the Spool Manager
for instructions. In Windows NT, uninstall the
EPSON Printer Port. Click
Start
, point to
Programs
,
EPSON Printers
,
and select
EPSON Printer Port Uninstall
.
On a Macintosh, delete stalled print jobs using Monitor3 (see
Using
Monitor3
) or open the Extensions folder, EPSON folder, and Spool
folder, and then delete any queued files.
The print head nozzles
are clogged or the ink
cartridges are too old.
Clean the print head; see
Cleaning the Print Head
for instructions. If
cleaning doesn’t help, replace the cartridges. For information on
cartridge life and replacement instructions, see
Replacing an Ink
Cartridge
.
Possible cause
Solution