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Message: [QUOTE="jonnaharring, post: 227213, member: 23868"] Hi wise friends! I recently bought a secondhand Canon Prograf 2100 from a my retailer. It was a demo-model which had been in their store for some years. They told me that they run it frequently to prevent clocking. Now the printer is in my shop, and I have set it up just like my other Canon Prograf 2100. Same profiles, same settings, same paper, same software (Canon Profressional Layout), etc. However i have this one (weird) issue with the printer when i start printing... There is always a print-error on the very [B]first[/B] print I make. Actually in the very first 10-20 cm. After that everything looks fine, and the rest of the print job (cutting in between the prints/sheets) are fine as well. [B]The print error looks like this: [IMG]https://purpleposter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/print-error-scaled.jpg[/IMG][/B] It looks like there is too much blue color, and it also produces some stripes. I have no idea what causes this. I have tried to clean everything, calibrate, update etc. etc. Do you guys think it has something to do with the print head (or other hardware) or the software - or have you had a similar problem before? I appreciate any help All the best Jonatan [/QUOTE]