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Regular Maintenance, All Nozzles, Selected Nozzles, Proceed

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3. Choose the nozzles to be cleaned. All Nozzles Choose this option if all patterns in the printed nozzle check results contain faint or missing segments. If you select All Nozzles, proceed to Step 5. Selected Nozzles Choose this option if only some of the numbered patterns (nozzle arrays) in the printed nozzle check results contained faint or missing segments. You can select multiple nozzle arrays. 4. Choose the nozzle arrays to be cleaned. ❏ Use the d/u buttons to choose the nozzle arrays with faint or missing segments in the nozzle check pattern and press the Z button. ❏ After selecting the arrays you wish to clean, select Proceed and press the Z button. 5. Select a cleaning level and press the Z button. Head cleaning will be performed. The menu will close when cleaning is complete. Print a nozzle pattern and inspect the results to determine whether the problem has been resolved. See "Checking for clogged nozzles" on page 114. If you paused the printer in Step 1, printing will resume when head cleaning is complete; check the printout to confirm whether the problem has been resolved. Regular Maintenance The printer requires regular part cleaning and part replacement to maintain print quality; the maintenance schedule depends on the frequency with which the printer is used. Failure to perform appropriate maintenance will shorten product life. This guide comes with a check sheet so that you can tell at a glance when maintenance was last performed. Print the check sheet to help schedule maintenance. See "Cleaning Check Sheet" on page 141 and "Regular Replacement Check Sheet" on page 142. Maintenance 121

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Maintenance
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3.
Choose the nozzles to be cleaned.
All Nozzles
Choose this option if all patterns in the printed nozzle check results contain faint or
missing segments. If you select
All Nozzles
, proceed to Step 5.
Selected Nozzles
Choose this option if only some of the numbered patterns (nozzle arrays) in the printed
nozzle check results contained faint or missing segments. You can select multiple
nozzle arrays.
4.
Choose the nozzle arrays to be cleaned.
❏
Use the
d
/
u
buttons to choose the nozzle arrays with faint or missing segments in
the nozzle check pattern and press the
Z
button.
❏
After selecting the arrays you wish to clean, select
Proceed
and press the
Z
button.
5.
Select a cleaning level and press the
Z
button.
Head cleaning will be performed.
The menu will close when cleaning is complete. Print a nozzle pattern and inspect the
results to determine whether the problem has been resolved. See
“Checking for
clogged nozzles” on page 114.
If you paused the printer in Step 1, printing will resume when head cleaning is complete;
check the printout to confirm whether the problem has been resolved.
Regular Maintenance
The printer requires regular part cleaning and part replacement to maintain print quality;
the maintenance schedule depends on the frequency with which the printer is used.
Failure to perform appropriate maintenance will shorten product life.
This guide comes with a check sheet so that you can tell at a glance when maintenance
was last performed. Print the check sheet to help schedule maintenance.
See
“Cleaning Check Sheet” on page 141 and “Regular Replacement Check Sheet” on
page 142.