12-28-2022 11:55 AM - last edited on 12-28-2022 12:03 PM by Danny
Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum.
I bought the Canon Pixma G-3260 Printer yesterday and I was wondering if what I am experiencing is normal and if it is something every owner of this printer has to deal with or an issue with just my printer.
Whenever I print on the "Plain Paper Setting" using regular A4 paper both black and color ink comes out very faded (pictures on the left) almost looking like a $10 printer shipped from China, but when I switch to the "Matte Setting" using the same paper it prints a darker version of black and/or colors yet still not completely dark for black ink.(like you see on the following pictures)
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However when I switched the A4 paper from Regular to Matte quality is amazing on the matte setting. (pictures with my logo. I mostly care about black, not color.
I don't mind using "Matte Paper" and on the "Matte Setting" It just takes 2-3 minutes to print a single page with my company's plain black logo compared to just 20 seconds on my older cheaper HP Printer, which is something I do every week. And also it seems like it's consuming a lot more ink than I thought.
When printing on the plain paper setting it prints extremely fast but without using much ink apparently. Intensity Setting is set all the way up to dark and I've already cleaned, deep cleaned and ink flushed twice and did see an improvement but nothing huge.
Any ideas ?
I never had this issue ever before on any other printer I've owned (4 in total)
Last picture is of the tubes, should the rightmost tube look this way ? It looks empty to me, unless I'm wrong.
01-03-2023 11:50 AM
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