HP Indigo WS6000 How-to Guide - Page 13

Troubleshooting, Scratches on print, Image cracks, YMCK jobs, blanket temperature, Main menu

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3 Troubleshooting Scratches on print If scratches are seen on the print, clean the balancing roller, charge roller, and wiper. Image cracks In case of image cracks while working with YMCK jobs - Increase the blanket temperature (up to a max of 110 °C). 1. In case of image cracks while working with YMCK jobs - Increase the blanket temperature (up to a max of 110 °C). a. Go to Main menu > Substrate > Substrate List, select the relevant substrate from the list, and go to Properties > Edit. b. In the Substrate > Advanced tab, Set points area, change the value for Blanket temperature. 2. If there are image cracks while working with YMCKW jobs, change the White drying policy to High coverage a. In the Print Queue, select the relevant job and go to Properties > Separations. b. In the Separation tab, select High coverage from the White drying policy dropdown list. 10 Chapter 3 Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting
3
Scratches on print
If scratches are seen on the print, clean the balancing roller, charge roller, and wiper.
Image cracks
In case of image cracks while working with
YMCK jobs
— Increase the
blanket temperature
(up to a max of 110
°C).
1.
In case of image cracks while working with
YMCK jobs
— Increase the
blanket temperature
(up to a max
of 110 °C).
a.
Go to
Main menu
>
Substrate
>
Substrate List
, select the relevant substrate from the list, and go to
Properties
>
Edit
.
b.
In the
Substrate > Advanced
tab,
Set points
area, change the value for
Blanket temperature
.
2.
If there are image cracks while working with
YMCKW jobs
, change the
White drying policy
to
High
coverage
a.
In the
Print Queue
, select the relevant job and go to
Properties > Separations
.
b.
In the
Separation
tab, select
High coverage
from the
White drying policy
dropdown list.
10
Chapter 3
Troubleshooting