I have the same sort of problem with my 2200. What works (so far) for me is opening the paper "clamp" for back feed (forward on the 2400), quickly pulling a heavy piece of paper back and forth, and spraying the offending pizza wheel with canned air or Windex. I'll probably get booted from the group for saying this but after using HP fine art printers at Santa Fe Workshops, I'm ready to switch. I have a love/hate relationship with Epson and the tilt is more toward hate recently. Bob-G --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "lessimnz" <jim@...> wrote: > > I'm getting those tiny white pin prick tracks down the length of my > prints (only on the black ink areas; lighter regions are fine) on an > Epson R2400, and on all of these papers: Ilford Gold Fibre Silk, > Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta, Innova semi-matte. It is obviously the > pizza wheels marking the print. I've written Epson customer support, > but they tell me that if it's not happening on Epson paper, they can't > (won't!) help me. I am using the semi-gloss setting and an excellent > custom-made custom profile for each the papers.
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Re: Almost perfect prints with Ilford Gold Fibre Silk on R2400, but some problem
2009-02-22 by rh.gaunt@att.net
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