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How to Power Clean Epson ET 3760

Published in Printer Maintenance 2 mins read

To perform a Power Cleaning on your Epson ET-3760 printer, you will use a specific button combination to access the maintenance function directly from the printer's control panel.

Performing the Power Cleaning

A Power Cleaning is a maintenance function designed to thoroughly clean the printer's print head nozzles. This process uses more ink than a standard head cleaning and is typically recommended when you experience persistent print quality issues, such as missing lines or colors in your prints, even after running a standard head cleaning.

Here are the steps to power clean your Epson ET-3760, based on the provided reference:

  1. Locate the Buttons: Find the power button (usually the main on/off button) and the help button on your printer's control panel.
  2. Initiate Power Cleaning: Press and hold the power button and the help button at the same time.
  3. Access the Screen: Continue holding both buttons until the Power Cleaning screen appears on the LCD screen of your printer.
  4. Follow On-Screen Instructions: Once the Power Cleaning screen is displayed, follow the on-screen instructions to run the Power Cleaning. The printer will guide you through the process, which involves the printer moving the print head and potentially making noises as it cleans.
  5. Complete Power Cleaning: Wait for the Power Cleaning cycle to finish. This may take several minutes.
  6. Run a Nozzle Check: When the Power Cleaning is finished, run a nozzle check. This is a crucial step to verify that the cleaning was successful and that ink is now flowing correctly through all the nozzles. The nozzle check pattern will show if any segments are missing or if colors are incorrect, indicating potential remaining issues.

Running a nozzle check after any cleaning cycle helps you assess the print quality improvement immediately. If the nozzle check pattern still shows gaps or issues after a Power Cleaning, you may need to repeat the process or consult the printer's manual for further troubleshooting steps.

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