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2

hace 5 años

Hi Ancarlaser, your advice helped me a lot. Now the paper does take it and prints without problems on one side. But when I turn the paper to print on the back, the back is very faded. It seems that the impression I made on the front face appears. What could it be? How do you lower the temperature of the fuser?

ancarlaser

4.399

hace 5 años

When you print the second side, the paper has to be cold, to use the different temperatures you have to test in thickness 1 first, then in thickness 2 and then in thickness 3, warn how it goes, there are other ways to set temperatures in the thicknesses, that is to download or upload them but it is a service mode. Best regards

Poboles

2

hace 5 años

I also imagined that it could be some temperature. I solved it in part by printing now from a PC (before printing from a Mac) and the change was noticed immediately. With the Couche paper it looks good, with the opaline not very good but not too scary, but I still have to try the different "thick", there may be the final solution. Now I see that I have some stripes on the back, but they must be by the paper drag wheels. I still don't know how I'm going to solve that.

ancarlaser

4.399

hace 5 años

There are drivers for both MAC and PC PCL5 or PCL6 or Poscript, try each one of them, there are differences, then choose which one is the most appropriate, I recommend that you print an image that has a face, the skin color is a good parameter At the time of choosing, try the 3 thicknesses since in your case it is not a standardized paper, the lines of the fuser output wheels are difficult or almost impossible to eliminate but can be attenuated by regulating the spring they have. I await your comment, luck and best regards