Digital BW, The Print

Hi,
Epson 3800 / K3 ink:  I'd done all the usual fixes that are mentioned 
on the forums (lint-free cloth under the head to remove any dust/cat 
hairs, windex on the parking pad etc) and after an auto nozzle check 
and perfect proof, the expensive A2 print is covered with ink drips 
and black linear drips all over the place.

This is odd, seeing the proof and auto nozzle check were fine.

Any ideas at all?

Many thanks,
Richard

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Setting the platen gap to 'wider' seems to have helped. It was on 
'wide' before.

Any other input always appreciated, though.

Richard

At 10:26 a.m. Friday 16/11/2012, you wrote:
>Epson 3800 / K3 ink: I'd done all the usual fixes that are mentioned
>on the forums (lint-free cloth under the head to remove any dust/cat
>hairs, windex on the parking pad etc) and after an auto nozzle check
>and perfect proof, the expensive A2 print is covered with ink drips
>and black linear drips all over the place.
>
>This is odd, seeing the proof and auto nozzle check were fine.


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