- THE EPSON 3880 PRINTER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE WORD DOCUMENT HOW TO
- THE EPSON 3880 PRINTER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE WORD DOCUMENT UPGRADE
I don’t know if it’s unwise and I should just keep outsourcing those to local printer. So I’d likely need folding machine and binding stapler and paper trimmer. Lastly, I’d like to be able to print and make booklets. One of the products I sell is 13x27” and I currently have been outsourcing those to a local digital press but would much rather print them myself. Naturally in my research the canon 1000 came up and it sounds like it is far less finicky but it can’t do panorama. But from what I’ve read, it’s still sensitive and finicky, particularly with paper load errors. Ive never considered anything but an Epson just because that’s what is my comfort zone at this point.
THE EPSON 3880 PRINTER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE WORD DOCUMENT UPGRADE
He’s going to test out with new purge pad tomorrow to see if that works and if the ink lines are ok or not.Īt this point though, I’m thinking maybe I should upgrade and get a P800. So parts and labor altogether I’m looking at around $4-$500 in repairs but the diagnostic isn’t done. I brought it in for repair immediately and it looks like my ink lines have gone bad too. I went to do another cleaning and in spite of being as delicate as I could, I accidentally bent the purge pad. Maintenance cartridge is new and all inks are relatively new, heads aligned, etc.
Droplets had been showing up for a few months now and I’d have to do more and more frequent cleanings. I had just done a big cleaning of the wiper blade and purge pad for having black streaks appearing and had printer another order of cards in between. I was about to ship an order of 25 cards when I noticed during my inspection on 23 of them there were tiny singular droplets of yellow ink.not in the same spot on each card. In the last few months though, I started to get ink dribbles. It’s definitely not efficient in terms of my time.
THE EPSON 3880 PRINTER DOES NOT RECOGNIZE WORD DOCUMENT HOW TO
There’s the regular and annoying “paper load askew” warning but I’ve learned how to work around it and how to gently press on the top corners as I load. The sheet feeder has never been able to feed more than one sheet at a time of anything heavier than standard copy paper so when I print an order of 100 cards, I have to sit there and manually feed them in 1 at a time. That said, it’s a very sensitive machine. It always amazes me how vibrant the finished prints are. I print and sell art prints and cards and just nothing compares to the quality. It was replaced the first year due to warranty and an issue with the platen gap.can’t even remember at this point. I’ve had (and loved) this printer since 2012.
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