I recently printed an image and there was a single pass the width of the print head which contained a few faint lines. This was the first time my printer (less than a year old with light use) presented this issue.
I ran a nozzle check and the results were perfect - no issues. I proceeded to attempt a head-alignment using the Auto option. I completed the paper size and type correctly. After printing a partial pass of the color swatches, the process failed and error 2500 message appeared. Possible reasons per manual are clogged nozzles, wrong paper size/type, or too bright lights hitting the output tray. I attempted the process again with the same results.
I then attempted to run a Manual head-alignment and got the same result - failure and error 2500. The lighting in the room was not overly bright.
I reprinted the image and the result was perfect - no defects.
Are there other reasons, situations that can trigger error 2500?
