EPSON Stylus Photo 960
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Macintosh 8.6 to 9.x: Choose
Print from your application’s
File menu. Then click the Utility button. On the
Utility menu, click the
Print Head Alignment button.
Macintosh OS X: Open your
Applications folder and
double-click
EPSON Printer Utility. Select SP 960 in the
printer list and click
OK. Then click Print Head
Alignment
.
4. Follow the instructions on the screen to print a test page.
You see this window:
5. Look at the four rows of patterns on your printout. For each
row, select the pattern with the two vertical lines most
precisely printed on top of each other. Enter the number of
the best pattern for each row in the corresponding box on
the screen. Then click
Next. (If you can’t find a perfectly
aligned pattern for one or more rows, click
Realignment to
print another test page and repeat this step.)
6. Click
Print on the next window to print the next test page.
You see this window:
7. After it prints, remove and reload the test page as shown in
the window, with pattern row #1 on the right.
8. Click
Print again to print the second row of the test page.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to print the third row of the test page.
You see this screen:
10. On the test page, select the least
grainy box in each column. Enter
the number of the best looking
box in the corresponding boxes on
the screen.
11. If box 5 is the least grainy in all the
rows, click
Finish.
If box 5 is the best in one or more
rows, but you need to realign
other rows, click
Realignment.
This restarts the horizontal
alignment process; repeat steps 6
through 11.
Cleaning the Printer
To keep your printer working at its best, you should clean it
several times a year. Follow these steps:
1. Turn off the printer and wait for the green Ppower light to
go out.
2. Unplug the power cord and disconnect the printer cable.
3. Remove all the paper, then use a soft brush to clean the
sheet feeder.
4. If the outer case or the inside of the sheet feeder is dirty,
clean it with a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent.
Keep the printer cover closed to prevent water from getting
inside.