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Setting Up the Printer After

Transporting It

Setting up the printer after transporting it is almost identical

to setting it up for the first time. Whenever you set up the

printer, see the Assembly and Setup Instructions, and note the

following points:

❏ Don't forget to open the side ink valve locks. The printer

can't print while they are closed.

❏ Don't forget to remove any protective material (such as tape

from the ink cartridge clamps).

❏ The first time you start printing after moving the printer,

the print head nozzles may be clogged. You may need to run

a cleaning cycle (see page 10) and realign the print head (see

page 10) to ensure good print quality.

❏ If you reinstall the cartridges you removed, make sure the

printer is turned off. Otherwise, the printer may not be able

to determine the correct level of remaining ink and the

lights may not flash to warn you when a cartridge is

Out

almost empty.

❏ If the ink lines were drained, EPSON recommends

installing new cartridges. Because of the ink charging

process, you will not be able to save ink by reinstalling used

cartridges.

Moving the Printer on the Stand

When you want to transport the printer a short distance, such

as within the same building or facility, you can roll the printer

on its casters. Follow these steps:

Caution:

Do not roll the printer on angled or uneven surfaces.

1. Make sure that the power cord, interface cable, roll paper

spindles and sheet media are removed, and the roll paper

cover and lower cover are closed.

2. Release the front casters and retract the stabilizer knobs.

3. Carefully roll the printer to its new location. Relock the

casters and extend the stabilizer knobs after moving.

Epson Stylus Pro 9500 - Print Engine 매뉴얼 - 페이지 13

Moving the Printer on the Stand

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