Posted by Josh on April 30, 2018
Inkjet printers typically use series of color cartridges for its printing operations. Rows of Canon ink cartridges for instance need to have the printhead aligned to avoid printing irregularities.
This is not much of a problem when the printer is new, because the manufacturer is expected to deliver a printer with ink filled ink cartridges and already aligned printheads. But once the ink in cartridges is used up, the user must do the replacement of cartridges and alignment of printheads all by himself or herself. That is to still enjoy the quality printouts previously experienced.
Ink cartridges are bundled in a common mounting rack attached to a mobile horizontal carriage track. Paper travels vertically through the printer and as the carriage moves horizontally, ink is injected into paper in multiple narrow lines until the image is completed. Since color is rendered by layering, all cartridges must print on the same horizontal axis, misaligned printhead therefore results in poor print quality.
However, replacing or aligning printheads is as easy as brushing one’s teeth, and needs only a few minutes to complete. Alignment is an automated feature in most printers, but the user need to initiate the process to allow adjustments as required.
Alignment sequence are as follows:
Canon ink cartridge replacement and printhead alignment is a really a friendly process, just follow the sequence dutifully and nothing should go wrong.
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