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Routine upkeep makes all the difference to prolong the service life of your printer. Begin by thoroughly cleaning both the outer casing and internal parts. Paper particles and airborne grit can build up gradually, interfering with the printer’s internal operations. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe down the outside and dislodge trapped fibers from the input tray and print heads. Never use liquids or abrasive agents—they can corrode delicate components.

Replace ink or toner cartridges immediately after depletion. Running the printer with empty cartridges can cause the printhead to overheat, causing costly malfunctions. Only install authentic branded ink or high-quality compatible alternatives to prevent inconsistencies and prevent ink spills or errors.

Run occasional test pages even if you don’t have many documents. If the printer sits idle for weeks or months, inkjet nozzles may clog, resulting in blockages. Initiating a nozzle purge or printing a sample document once a week helps maintain optimal nozzle performance.

Look for software upgrades from the printer manufacturer. These updates often deliver optimized drivers and bug fixes that enhance reliability and avert malfunctions. Enable automatic update notifications to automatically receive alerts.

Choose appropriate stock for your printer. Thick, glossy, or low-quality paper can jam more easily and accelerate degradation of components. Consult the printer’s specifications for ریسوگراف paper weight and size to alleviate strain from paper transport system.

Never exceed the paper tray. Putting in too much paper can trigger paper jams and wear out the feed mechanism. Use minimal paper for each job and ensure the stack is straight.

By following these simple steps consistently, you can significantly extend the life of your printer and avoid costly repairs.