Why Some Printed Areas Appear Blurry?
Blurred print output:

If you notice blurry areas in your prints, follow these step-by-step troubleshooting steps:
Step 1: Check and Clean the Printhead
First, inspect the printhead (the component that deposits ink/toner onto paper) for dirt, ink residue, or foreign objects (e.g., small paper scraps). These contaminants often block ink/toner flow, causing blurriness.
If dirt or foreign objects are found:
- Refer to the video below for printhead cleaning instructions.
- After cleaning, run a test print to check if the blurriness is resolved.
Step 2: Press the Printhead (If Blurriness Persists)
If blurry areas still appear after cleaning the printhead:
- Follow the instructions in the video below to press the printhead gently.
- A common cause of one-sided blurriness is a stuck printhead. Pressing it can realign the component and fix the issue.
- After pressing, print another test page to verify if the problem is solved.
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