Excessive Gloss
The printed image is excessively glossy.
Cause:
Due to toner characteristics, the sensitivity to gloss and temperature is prone to be high.
The gloss is prone to be high especially on thick or matte paper.
• When printing is performed in FCS mode, the solution can be applied to FCS (white), but it is not
recommended for FCS (clear) because doing so will reduce the gloss of the special toner (clear).
Solution: (Plain paper, glossy paper, matte paper, and other paper with high gloss)
1. If the paper is not registered as custom paper, register the brand of the paper.
2. In [Detailed settings] for the custom paper you are using, set 1245-01: [Gloss Control] to
[On].
3. Select 02: [Gloss Level], and then change it to "-1".
You can specify this setting in 5 levels from -1 to +3. As the default, this is set to "0".
Solution: (Paper other than those mentioned above)
1. If the paper is not registered as custom paper, register the brand of the paper.
2. In [Detailed settings] for the custom paper you are using, select 1232: [Fusing
Temperature], and then decrease the value in the following corresponding settings by
5°C.
Productivity Priority
• 1232-01: Fusing Temperature: BW/FC/FCS: Heat Roller Temp
• 1232-06: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-07: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-08: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
High Quality
• 1232-46: Fusing Temperature: BW/FC/FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp
• 1232-51: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-52: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-53: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
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