05-05-2025 06:43 PM
After running a 17x22 heavy art print from the rear feed and subsequently clearing a jam of plain paper from the top feed, every subsequent print has been scratched. If I look through the exit feed, I can see two rows of metal "pizza wheel" rollers. One trio of rollers near the center of the print on the row closest to the print head appears to be responsible for the scratches.
Despite visual inspection for debris and running cleaning cycles, I haven't managed to eliminate the scratches. Is it possible to access these wheels or replace these parts? What are the recommended steps for resolving this issue?
One inner cluster of wheels appears to be causing these scratches.
Scratches are very obvious on dark glossy prints.
These are all on Canon Photo Pro II paper, which I used successfully before the jam.
05-05-2025 06:52 PM
I have attached this YouTube video of paper and exit rollers that hopefully illustrates the source of the scratches.
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