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The solution was : head replacement ! This machine was a NIGHTMARE to own : 5 heads in 5 years. Those last weeks, it starts to leak very very badly (it actually screwed the floor very very badly) So i gave up, and bought a Fuji DX100.

Hey Folks, We're running a fine art printing business in Casablanca, Morocco. We're running an epson P8000 as a primary printer for almost 5 years now, and it used to work like a charm. Few days ago we replaced the LLK cartridge as it get empty by a guenine epson one. Few prints later, it starts...

is there any chance that paper feeder/roller/advance is responsible for that type of banding ?!

you can't unfortunatelly disable the bi-d on the surelab i guess the 'Standard mode' is a single pass and the 'Best quality' is the bi-d mode The strangest thing is this banding only appears on plain/solide area/color (meaning fully inked) where cyan and magenta are envolved :he:he

there's obviously no chance for me to open such a printer with no knowledge ... My guess is an air trap/blockage on the tubes or the nozzles due to a tardive cartridges changes (even if it was warning me that ink levels became low). As stated here ...

But how can one explain the width of the banding ? Streaks seems to be way too larger than a headprint pass ...

You're right, no such option. I guess on the Surelab (and probably on the Fuji dry labs as well) the printhead is automatically aligned How can you guess 2 or 4 ? In the manual, they say : "Examine the printed patterns to find the pattern with the smallest gap from all columns and enter the...

Ok i got it how do i check the air in the carts ?

unfortunately no CIS on the surelab, but 700 ml ink cartridges

Also, here's the Bi-D print pattern (very weird actually) : and the crop for -2/2 range :

Hi, Thanks for the feedback here's a nozzle check scan :

Hi all, I'm experiencing some strange banding since few days on our Epson SURELAB. I know banding is a generic word for anything that looks like 'streaks' or 'bands' on prints, but the banding we get is quite strange. I've ran probably more than 10 powerfull cleaning on the 6 heads of the...