Epson P320A User Manual

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Solving Problems
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Your printer makes noise when you 
turn it on or after it has been sitting 
for a while.
Your printer is performing routine 
maintenance.
Printing is too slow.
Make sure your system meets the 
requirements listed on pages 49 and 50. 
If you’re printing a high-resolution 
image, you need more than the 
minimum requirements listed. You may 
also need to:
Clear space on your hard drive or 
run a defragmentation utility.
Close programs that you’re not 
using.
Increase your system’s memory.
For the fastest printing, try these tips:
Choose 
Black
 ink if your document 
doesn’t include color.
Set the Quality/Speed slider to 
Speed
.
In the Advanced window, turn 
MicroWeave
®
 off and/or turn 
High 
Speed
 on.
If your printer is connected to a hub, 
disconnect unused USB devices.
If you’re using the parallel port, 
enable ECP/DMA mode on your 
computer’s parallel port. See your 
computer documentation or the 
manufacturer for instructions.
Print Quality Problems
You see banding (light lines).
The print head nozzles may need 
cleaning; see page 25 fo
instructions. 
Make sure the Media Type setting 
matches the paper you loaded; see 
page 18 for guidelines.
Make sure the printable side of the 
paper is face up. It’s usually whiter 
or shinier.
The ink cartridges may need 
replacing. To replace an ink 
cartridge, see page 27.
Try using Automatic mode. See 
page 11 (Windows) or page 14 
(Macintosh) for instructions.
Run the Print Head Alignment 
utility; see page 32 for instructions.