Before using WH/MS inks, take note of the following
cautions.
Notes on auto ink circulation
This function automatically circulates inks in the print
head or tubes for WH/MS inks at periodic intervals to
prevent ink sedimentation from occurring.
Note the following points to use the auto ink circulation
function correctly.
❏ We recommend always leaving the printer on.
Since auto ink circulation is not performed at the
appropriate times when the power is turned off,
sedimentation that cannot be dissolved may occur
which can cause problems in the printer. When not
using the printer for a long period of time, see:
U “Long-term Storage (Pre-storage
Maintenance)” on page 87
❏ When printing multiple copies as a batch, auto ink
circulation may be performed between pages. In
this situation, colors may differ before and after
circulation, and it may take some time to finish the
print job.
We recommend completing Ink Circulation
manually before you start printing to avoid pauses
due to automatic ink circulation.
U “The Maintenance Menu” on page 110
❏ To cancel auto ink circulation, press the W button
while Circulating ink... is being displayed on the
control panel screen. However, if you print using
WH/MS after canceling, tint unevenness may occur
in printing results.
Furthermore, it cannot be canceled while ink
circulation is required.
Shake once every 24 hours
After ink cartridges/ink supply units are inserted, they
must be removed and thoroughly shaken once every 24
hours.
Shaking ink cartridges U “Shaking” on page 71
Notes on Storing Ink Cartridges/Ink Supply Units
Cartridges must be stored flat (that is, laid horizontally
on their sides).
If the cartridges are stored vertically, even shaking the
cartridges before use may fail to dissolve the materials
that have sedimented in the ink during storage.
When tint unevenness is detected in printing results
Perform Ink Refresh on the control panel menu.
U “The Maintenance Menu” on page 110
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