Changing the Wrinkle Correction Level

You can change the wrinkle correction level in the registered user settings if wrinkles appear or the paper seems thin and worn.


Adjusting the wrinkle correction level in the plus direction may result in a longer wait time before output begins. If the gloss unevenness occurs when printing on LTR or A4 transparencies, set <Adjust Temp. to Prevent Wrinkles> to -1 to -4. The gloss unevenness may be corrected if you use LTRR or A4R paper. If the unevenness occurs when printing on a coated paper, set <Adjust Temp. to Prevent Wrinkles> to -4.

Adjusting the wrinkle correction level in the plus direction may result in a longer wait time before output begins.

If the gloss unevenness occurs when printing on LTR or A4 transparencies, set <Adjust Temp. to Prevent Wrinkles> to -1 to -4. The gloss unevenness may be corrected if you use LTRR or A4R paper.

If the unevenness occurs when printing on a coated paper, set <Adjust Temp. to Prevent Wrinkles> to -4.

	Adjustment in <-> Direction is Recommended for Following Cases	Adjustment in <+> Direction is Recommended for Following Cases
Envelopes	Traces of overlapping envelope flaps may stand out. Printing problems may occur. Envelope paper thickness may be uneven.	Wrinkles may appear. Envelope flaps with glue may become stuck
Other	When performing 1-sided printing, a semi-circular smudge of decreasing density may appear on the back edge of the paper.	Wrinkles may appear. When performing 1-sided printing, a smudge of decreasing density may appear on the back edge of the paper. When performing 2-sided printing, a smudge of decreasing density front and back sides.