the thin lines should be straight, though not necessarily perfectly aligned. The irregularities that are significant extend along Diagnostic Print A (Ignore this black bar) The Troubleshooting Procedure 17 to accept their alignment now. This procedure requires a few centimeters of paper loaded and takes several minutes to perform. ( Note that you do not have to interpret the patterns printed by the Printhead Alignment routine. ) See page 42 on the reverse of this Pocket Guide .
4 If the printheads do not seem to require alignment, the printer prints Diagnostic Print A , several blocks of color and a block of thin black broken lines (the lines are actually very much closer than those represented here). 5 Examine the broken lines in Diagnostic Print A carefully and indicate whether there are problems with them. The sorts of problems to look for here are: • Jaggedness or serrations in the thin lines, like this: ;