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My printer will not print some colour photos the correct colour in the photogragh. ie 2 examples of this are red comes out yellow & blue comes out orange.

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Probably a blocked printhead.

Make a simple graphic using something like PAINT.
Small filled colour squares - one for each colour of cartridge your printer has.



You'll soon see which part of the printhead is clogged.
Make a simple
Sometimes they respond to cleaning, sometimes not.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 14, 2008

SOURCE: Printer refuses to print black

Hi, I have question?
The ink that yuo are change are original epson cartidge ink?If yes , try to head cleaning twice and then nozzle check ,then the result of test print are soild in color are good , the unclean head having plenty spaces within the color in test print.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 21, 2008

SOURCE: PRINT COLOUR IMAGE FROM GOOGLE IMAGES

getting vertical lines on my pictures . i have a epson cx5000.

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Robert Allocca

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  • Posted on Jun 25, 2009

SOURCE: Printing problem with Epson CX9400

I have a CX9400Fax and occassionally print is mixed/missing lines. You must do a Cleaning cycle usually at least 4-6 times or until it prints a clear pattern. It will use LOTS of ink during the cleaning cycle. The printer normally uses a lot of ink, my solution was to purchase a CISS system along with a Waste Ink Container. IMO the best CISS is sold by the company below. I did have to call for tech support once and they returned my call in 30 minutes, problem solved and never came back. I purchase refill ink and it seems that I do a lot less cleaning cycles.

http://www.inkproducts.com/ink-store/

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2011

SOURCE: I've been having problems with my Epson 7600 large

The most common cause of horizontal banding is generally missing, deflected or clogged nozzles. To see if this is the cause you should first print a nozzle check and examine the printout with a 10x or better eye loupe for any missing or deflected nozzles. If nozzles are missing or deflected you will need to perform cleaning cycles to recover these nozzles. Once all missing nozzles are recovered try printing your document again.
If no nozzles are missing or deflected, check that you are using the correct driver settings for the type of media you're printing on. Also try printing at a higher resolution and turning high-speed (bi-directional) printing off.

The most common cause of vertical banding is over-saturation of the media, usually created by paper "rippling". To correct this effect, decrease the saturation and lower the paper suction. If vertical banding is still apparent print the image with high speed off (uni-directional). If this corrects the issue, align the print head, as described on page 5-6 of the Users Guide.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 26, 2011

SOURCE: i have Epson stylus TX121

Hi

When switching from printing on standard paper to photo paper, you need the change the paper and picture quality settings in Printing Preferences.

Start > (Control Panel) Printer(s) > right click on the Epson TX121 printer icon > Printing Preferences > Main > tick Photo or Best Photo > under Paper Options/Type select the closest match to the type of Photo Paper you are using (see photo paper packet for guidance) > Apply > OK.

Use the same procedure to switch back to standard paper settings to print on normal paper again.

I hope this helps

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Why are my prints only printing the reds and blues in photos?

Please next time put the question in the correct category. I still will try to help you.
If your printer does not tell you any cartridge is empty, and it still does not use that colour it could be the nozzles of one cartridge are blocked. Check this by printing a test page, as told in the user manual. Sometimes called an alignment print.
Then check if all colours appear correct. Looks like yellow is not working correct.
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My Canon Pro9000 MarkII prints photos with a red tint

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is that when you print , or when you scan or make photocopies
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