Re;microbanding solution for some

["Andy D'Angelo" <dangelophoto@talon.net>]

After a  long stretch of perfect printing, my 1160 seemed to be printing (or
missing) very thin strips of detail; horizontal bands of light value , it
seemed regularily spaced but noticable  in the light to mid tone values.
Nozzel/head checks were all ok....it was more evident with certain papers
than others, and at different paper thickness settings.
After much anxiety I re-read Cones troubleshooting section and noticed
printer cables MIGHT be a cause. In the process of troubleshooting THIS lead
I disconnected the printer cable (USB)from a HUB, and uncoiled the cable (
stuck behung other desktop hardware)...reconnected the cable directly into
the computer and quess what?????? FIXED......I am in the proicess of
determining if the hub was the problem or the coiled cable.
 On a side note ,I had previously determined that Flu. desktop fixtures do
NOT like being near printers.

Andy D'Angelo

OVERLOOK COMMUNICATIONS
425 East Lancaster Avenue
Shillington, PA 19607
www.overlookcom.com 

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