HP Stitch S1000 User Guide - Page 237

Bleeding, Edge roughness, text quality, Likely causes

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Likely causes ● ● ● ● Bidirectional or color misalignment. See Printhead alignment on page 227. Inaccurate substrate advance. See Substrate advance on page 227. Coalescence due to insufficient drying: - Change to more passes with lower ink density. See Print mode on page 226. - Insufficient drying. See Substrate settings on page 227. If you see patches of high grain in some local areas of the print, this could be caused by wrinkles in the substrate. See There are wrinkles and ink smears on the substrate on page 221. Bleeding Sometimes a small color migration may be observed at the border between different colors (bleeding). It may also happen at the border between a color and blank substrate (no ink), reducing the sharpness of the border. Likely causes ● ● Change to more passes with lower ink density. See Print mode on page 226. Insufficient drying. See Substrate settings on page 227. Edge roughness, text quality The edges of objects may appear rough or blurred; this is especially noticeable in text. Examples of edge roughness in textile and paper samples are displayed below. Textile Paper ENWW Print-quality troubleshooting 231

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Likely causes
Bidirectional or color misalignment. See
Printhead alignment
on page
227
.
Inaccurate substrate advance. See
Substrate advance
on page
227
.
Coalescence due to insufficient drying:
Change to more passes with lower ink density. See
Print mode
on page
226
.
Insufficient drying. See
Substrate settings
on page
227
.
If you see patches of high grain in some local areas of the print, this could be caused by wrinkles in the
substrate. See
There are wrinkles and ink smears on the substrate
on page
221
.
Bleeding
Sometimes a small color migration may be observed at the border between different colors (bleeding). It may
also happen at the border between a color and blank substrate (no ink), reducing the sharpness of the border.
Likely causes
Change to more passes with lower ink density. See
Print mode
on page
226
.
Insufficient drying. See
Substrate settings
on page
227
.
Edge roughness, text quality
The edges of objects may appear rough or blurred; this is especially noticeable in text. Examples of edge
roughness in textile and paper samples are displayed below.
Textile
Paper
ENWW
Print-quality troubleshooting
231