User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Basic Operations
- Loading and Removing the Roll Paper
- Loading and Removing Cut Sheets
- Loading and Removing Poster Board
- Viewing and Changing Media Settings
- Replacing Paper
- Using the Paper Basket (T7270/T5270/T3270)
- Using the Large-Capacity Paper Basket (T7270D/T5270D)
- Using the Auto Take-up Reel Unit (T7270 Only)
- Basic Printing Methods (Windows)
- Basic Printing Methods (OS X)
- Printable area
- Using the Power Off Timer
- Canceling Printing
- Saving to and Reprinting on the Optional Hard Disk Unit
- Copying and Scanning
- Print From Folder
- More Ways to Print
- Enlargements and Horizontal and Vertical Banners
- Printing at Non-Standard Sizes
- Printing CAD Drawings
- Switching Roll Paper Automatically before Printing (T7270D/T5270D Only)
- Borderless Printing
- Correct color and print
- Multi-Page/Poster Printing
- Printing Multiple Documents (the Layout Manager) (Windows Only)
- Color Management Printing
- Tips for Using the Printer Driver (Windows)
- Tips for Using the Printer Driver (OS X)
- Using the Control Panel Menu
- Maintenance
- Problem Solver
- Appendix
- Where To Get Help
- Software License Terms
Epson SureColor T-Series User’s Guide
Problem Solver
188
The printed surface is scuffed or
soiled.
You see damage on the print surface
The paper is creased.
The reverse side of the printed paper
is soiled.
o
Is the paper too thick or too thin?
Check that the paper specifications are compatible
with this printer. For information about the media
types and appropriate settings for printing on paper
from other manufacturers or when using RIP
software, see the documentation supplied with the
paper, or contact the dealer of the paper or the
manufacturer of the RIP.
o
Is the paper creased or folded?
Do not use old paper or paper with folds in it. Always
use new paper.
o
Is the paper wavy or slack?
Cut sheets become wavy or slack due to changes in
temperature or humidity which may result in the
printer being unable to recognize the paper size
correctly. Flatten the paper before loading it in the
printer, or use new paper.
o
Is the print head scuffing the printed
surface?
If the surface of the paper is scuffed, select a Platen
Gap option between Wide and Wider in the Paper
menu.
U“Paper menu” on page 142
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Is the print head scuffing the edge of the
paper?
Select Top35mm/Bottom15mm for the Roll Paper
Margin option in the Setup menu.
U“Setup menu” on page 147
o
Widen the bottom margin
Depending on the paper usage, storage conditions,
and the content of the print data, the bottom edge
may be scuffed when printing. In this situation it is
best to create your data with a wider bottom margin.
o
Does the interior of the printer need
cleaning?
The rollers may need cleaning. Clean the rollers by
feeding and ejecting paper.
U“Cleaning the inside” on page 176
o
Is there dust in the path of Roll 2?
Open the rear cover, and then wipe away the dust
with a dry, lint-free cloth.
Opening the rear coverU“Roll paper jam” on page
191
o
Are you using the printer at normal room
temperature?
Epson special media should be used at normal room
temperature (temperature: 15 to 25°C, humidity: 40
to 60%). For information about paper such as thin
paper from other manufacturers that requires special
handling, see the documentation supplied with the
paper.
o
When using non-Epson special media, have
you made the paper configuration?
When using non-Epson special media, configure the
paper characteristics (custom paper) before printing.
U“Before printing on non-Epson media” on page
208
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Select On for Paper Size Check in the menus.
Although printing normally stops if the print image is
wider than the paper, when Off is selected for Paper
Size Check in the Setup menu, the printer may print
outside the bounds of the paper, getting ink on the
inside of the printer in the process. This can be
prevented by selecting On for Paper Size Check in
the Setup menu.
The changed settings are applied after the paper is
reloaded. Note that they are not applied if you only
change the menu items.
U“Setup menu” on page 147
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Is ink dry on the printed surface?
Depending on the printing density and media type,
the ink may take a while to dry. Do not stack the
paper until the printed surface is dry.
Also, if you set the Drying Time per Page in Paper
Configuration from the printer driver, you can stop
the operation after printing (ejecting and cutting
paper) and wait until the ink is dry. See the printer
driver help for more details on the Paper
Configuration dialog box.
U“Cleaning the inside” on page 176