07-27-2024
02:10 PM
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07-27-2024
02:23 PM
by
Arthur
I have a Canon G6020/G6010, and since it came out of the box, meaning since it was new, it has had some horizontal lines that seem to appear when the print head passes and the feeder pushes the sheet, causing overlap. This happens in standard quality mode, which should be usable, but it isn’t because of these lines. Also, in the advertisements for this brand, they say the quality is perfect and blah blah blah, but it only works in high quality, which becomes very slow because of this. If at least there was a way to adjust the feeder alignment, but you can only align vertically, horizontal alignments do not exist, i test -5 and +5 in all in alingment and NOTHING changes horizontally, only vertically. I await a solution. Firmware is updated, nozzle check is normal, and I have done various alignments and cleanings, so ink release or something like that won’t work. I have also seen several cases of this problem with this model and other Canon models. I would like a solution, please. Thank you.
The lines is more evident in BK mode
Images here ⬇️
07-28-2024 03:21 PM
Can't tell what lines you are seeing from these samples.
07-29-2024 11:53 AM
can you see better? In B&W mode is more evident
07-29-2024 12:40 PM
Yes, I see them now. You should ask Canon Support (which is not what this forum is) if these lines are expected in standard mode. The word "usable" is subjective. This could be perfectly usable as an alternative to High Quality's slower printing using more ink.
07-29-2024 05:36 PM
I will ask support, theoretically this is not expected in standard mode because I had an Epson before and it didn’t do this even in draft mode, and even with this problem it is perfect for texts, the problem is when there is an image along with it, thank you for help 🙂
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