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I have the exact same issue with my Canon Pixma MG3650 Series, It will not print a straight line at all its doing zig-zags all the way down the paper it's crazy I recommend you print this picture below to make sure that your printer is not faulty
If it prints it Wonky or anything I recommend you open your cartridge tray & use a tissue to wipe off excess ink.
Run the re-align command. Check the position of the paper guides. Check paper size setting on you print file. Reckon it's the re-align as it causes zig zags
you need to run the nozzle deep cleaning utility, nozzle check and alignment procedure under the printer properties maintenance tab.
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I went on line and was able to dwn load & print the complete manual of operation for my Husqvarna machine; it is may be possible for your to do the same; After I printed my manual(all 63 pages) I took it to the local printer and had it bound into a book; It is very handy tool to keep near the machine or in the drawer near by. Good Luck!!! I know how important it is to have a manual to help me answer problems with my machines.
1 - (and most likely) you are using a bit-mapped font instead of a true-type font and at a fairly large font size. Bit-map fonts are composed of dots, much like an icon, and cannot be scaled beyond a certain value or you see the jagged edges.
2 - you are using a true-type font at a fairly large size and your printer does not have a post-script driver installed on your computer, so it takes the font and converts it to its closest bitmap representation and prints it out...rendering the font in all of its jagged glory!
If it prints it Wonky or anything I recommend you open your cartridge tray & use a tissue to wipe off excess ink.
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