C. Between print runs. A purge & dry tissue wipe is needed when a new print run starts, more
than 40 seconds later than the previous print run ended. When there are jobs to print the
printhead unit goes to the maintenance position. If the previous wet tissue wipe was more than
eight hours ago, a wet tissue wipe is performed. In this example at 15:30.
D. Non-stop printing. When the printer prints continuously, a wet tissue wipe and purge & dry
tissue wipe are scheduled 3.5 hours after the previous purge & dry tissue wipe. The run will be
interrupted.
E. Print other media. When new media are printed, a purge & dry tissue wipe can be needed. For
example, when the printer prints on a smaller media size for longer than 40 seconds, a purge &
dry tissue wipe is needed before the printer can continue with the wider media.
F. Repair nozzle failures. The printer performs the printhead maintenance procedure to repair
extensive nozzle failures. (
Printhead maintenance to repair extensive nozzle failures
on page 240)
Printhead maintenance to repair extensive nozzle failures
When the effect of nozzle failures cannot be compensated by the nozzle failure compensation
mechanism, printhead maintenance can repair the failing nozzles. It depends on the configured
printer behavior if the printer starts a printhead maintenance. (
Printhead maintenance to repair
extensive nozzle failures
on page 240)
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