Eric_Pearl
New Member
Hey all,
Been a member here for a couple months soaking in all the knowledge I possibly can! I work for a print company in Pottstown, PA producing tradeshow graphics. Running into a problem with our HP5500 over the past couple days and now I'm at a desperate point for help.
I'm including some images below of our issues. Our prints are coming out blurry. The problem is incredibly inconsistent. We can print a file and it'll come out fine, then the next one will be messed up. Today, I've started to get an error that the printhead path is jammed at the start of some prints, even though when I watch the print start there's nothing blocking the path.
I've gone through and cleaned the printhead carriage, and replaced the lens, still no fix. Happening across different media types as well. Even files that printed fine yesterday are having a problem. I've included a picture of a color test that I ran which came out fine. Immediately sent through another file and have the problem showing up again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Eric
Been a member here for a couple months soaking in all the knowledge I possibly can! I work for a print company in Pottstown, PA producing tradeshow graphics. Running into a problem with our HP5500 over the past couple days and now I'm at a desperate point for help.
I'm including some images below of our issues. Our prints are coming out blurry. The problem is incredibly inconsistent. We can print a file and it'll come out fine, then the next one will be messed up. Today, I've started to get an error that the printhead path is jammed at the start of some prints, even though when I watch the print start there's nothing blocking the path.
I've gone through and cleaned the printhead carriage, and replaced the lens, still no fix. Happening across different media types as well. Even files that printed fine yesterday are having a problem. I've included a picture of a color test that I ran which came out fine. Immediately sent through another file and have the problem showing up again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Eric