User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Epson SureColor P5000 User's Guide
- Introduction to Your Printer
- Media Handling
- Printing from a Computer
- Printing with Windows
- Selecting Basic Print Settings - Windows
- Selecting Print Layout Options - Windows
- Selecting Additional Settings - Windows
- Printing Your Document or Photo - Windows
- Saving, Sharing, and Customizing the Printer Settings
- Selecting Default Print Settings - Windows
- Changing the Language of the Printer Software Screens
- Changing Automatic Update Options
- Printing on a Mac
- Printing with Windows
- Using the Control Panel Menus
- Replacing Ink Cartridges and Maintenance Tanks
- Adjusting Print Quality
- Maintenance and Transportation
- Solving Problems
- Technical Specifications
- Notices
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2. Press the right arrow button to select Nozzle Check.
3. Press the OK button to select Printless Nozzle Check.
The nozzle check begins.
4. Do one of the following:
• If there no nozzle clogs are detected, press the OK button to return to the main screen.
• If a nozzle clog is detected, a message appears on the LCD screen and displays which nozzles
are clogged. Press the Black ink/maintenance button to begin automatic cleaning.
Note: If you select Finish, you risk printing that may exhibit banding from clogged nozzles. It is
recommended to print a nozzle check pattern and clean nozzles as necessary before continuing
to print.
Parent topic: Print Head Nozzle Check
Related references
Maintenance Menu Settings
Checking the Nozzles Using the Product Control Panel
You can check the print head nozzles using the control panel on your product.
1. Make sure roll or cut sheet paper is loaded in the printer.
2. Make sure the correct paper type is selected.
3. Press the Black ink/maintenance button.
4. Press the right arrow button to select Nozzle Check.
5. Press the down arrow button to select Print Check Pattern.
6. Press the OK button.
The nozzle pattern prints.
7. Check the printed pattern to see if there are gaps in the lines.
Note: Use at least a 10× eye loupe to examine the pattern for any missing or deflected dots or
segments.