Not aligning your printer before you print is like going to a job interview without brushing your hair: Everything else looks right, but you somehow still look unprepared and messy. Aligning the printhead on your printer will help ensure all text prints out where it's supposed to print out and there's no awkward color blurring with pictures.
This video teaches you how to align the printhead on your Epson printer for crisp text.
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Thanks!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!
Any idea how to do this when running windows 8
IT HELPS A LOT... TRY IT NOW... AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE... PANG-COMMERCIAL BA? HAHAHA
i dont see any of the menu options these vids are confusing me
please help....
I've had this problem on an L210 for the past 3 days and can't find a solution anywhere. All the magenta lines are present, but some are misplaced vertically. This causes banding on all my printouts. I've cleaned under the head with a pad soaked in cleaning solution, and I've also tried injecting cleaning solution through the ink ports. So far no improvement at all.
Can anyone help please?
Have you run the Printer Utility - Head cleaning, Richard? Also, Marcos?
I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM WITH RICHARD AND MARCOS. i ALREADY TRY TO RUN HEAD CLEANING NOSEL CLEANING AND ALIGNMENT BUT NOTHING IMPROVE THE PRINT?
PLEASE HELP/...
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