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I had the same problem; it happened with the first copy I tried to make directly from the printer's console - but only with the Black ink function - with the same original on the flatbed glass I then tried the Color function and it worked fine. But when I tried the Black copy function, the strong vertical lines appeared again - about 7, evenly spaced across the page and running the entire length of the page.
Nothing about cleaning any part made sense: the printer was brand new, out of the box, the color ink function worked fine to copy; so did making scan copies. It was only the black ink mode in the copy function with the original on the flatbed glass that produced the vertical lines.
What cleared it up was shutting it down, removing and re-inserting the power cord the other way, i.e., turning it around (which might have nothing to do with the outcome) and Voila! - no vertical lines with the black ink copy function - Go figure...
hello, if this is happening on copies only, try just putting in the glass, if image is clear, then problem is small **** glass on the left of the copy glass, my guess there is some ink or white out or something on that **** glass, you should be able to clean with alcohol, and test again.
Calibrate your new blank ink cartridge, have some nozzle check, cleaning check, and printer alignment. This are procedure that new ink cartridge will have to calibrate before you use. Epson printer are very sensitive when capable of changing ink cartridge. Unlink HP directly work without any print test because the cartridge head and ink join together, Epson with ink cartridge and the head separate. Have some test on it at Printer Maintenance. I'm sure 100% works on it. Good luck!
It is may be Problem with printer Fuser.
1.Confirm there is no paper pieces in backside fuser unit.if yes remove the printer cover take out the fuser unit and remove the paper pieces.
2.if there is no paper pieces you must replace
fuser unit Teflon or entire fuser unit. ordinary teflon costs about Rs300.(6 dollars)
PULL THE INK CARTRIDGES OUT AND VERY GENTLY WIPE THE CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATED ON THE BOTTOM WITH A VERY SOFT CLOTH ....THEN GO THRU THE CLEAN UP MODE IN THE OPTIONS .
Vertical lines mean it is being caused by one of the rollers within the printer. This is usually either the toner cartridge or the fuser assembly. I would try changing out the toner cartridge first even if it is new as sometimes they are DOA and they are much cheaper than the fuser assemblies. If that doesn't work, probably the fuser assembly.
Not sure if this will help but there is a small glass panel to the left of your flatbed scanner- this must be clean or else I get a black vertical line in my printing.
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