Text Or Images Are Blurry - Canon imageCLASS LBP122dw User Manual

Text or Images Are Blurry

Troubleshoot by checking the following steps:
Step 1: Checking the Paper(P. 286)
Step 2: Checking the Usage Environment of the Machine(P. 286)
Step 3: Checking the Special Processing Settings(P. 286)
Step 1: Checking the Paper
Are You Using Appropriate Paper?
Check whether the paper in the machine is usable, and replace it with appropriate paper, as needed.
Usable Paper(P. 13)
Loading Paper(P. 87)
Step 2: Checking the Usage Environment of the Machine
Are You Using the Machine in an Environment with Low Humidity?
Setting [Low Humidity Mode] to [Mode 1] may solve the problem. If that does not work, try selecting [Mode 2]
and then [Mode 3] in sequence.
[Home] screen on the operation panel
Quality] [Special Processing]
* Enabling this setting may reduce the density or create fading in a humid environment.
Are You Using the Machine in a Humid Environment?
Setting [High Humidity Mode] to [On] may solve the problem.
[Home] screen on the operation panel
Quality] [Special Processing]
* Setting this to [On] may blur images and text in an environment with low humidity.
Are You Using the Machine in an Environment with Sudden Temperature Changes?
Sudden temperature changes can create condensation, which can result in faded or blurry images and text.
Continuing to use the machine under these conditions may result in paper jams, printing defects, faults, or
other problems. Allow the machine to adjust to the ambient temperature and humidity for at least 2 hours
before use.
Step 3: Checking the Special Processing Settings
Is [Correct Blurry Image] enabled?
Setting [Correct Blurry Image] to [Mode 1] may improve the print results. If that does not work, select [Mode 2].
[Home] screen on the operation panel
Quality] [Special Processing]
Troubleshooting
[Menu] [Adjustment/Maintenance]
[Low Humidity Mode]
[Menu] [Adjustment/Maintenance]
[High Humidity Mode]
[Menu] [Adjustment/Maintenance]
[Correct Blurry Image]
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[Adjust Image
select the mode
[Adjust Image
[On]
[Adjust Image
[Mode 1] or [Mode 2]