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The Epson Workforce WF-7525 is a multifunction printer that is devoted to print, copy, fax, and scan and uses A3+ media for printing. It is perfect to use for small business and home office users. It is ideally used by graphic designers, architects and engineers as it contains a perfect blend of affordability, reliability, and speed which makes it all-in-one and efficient than other printers of this range.
The printer has a high-capacity 250-sheet paper tray and a 30-sheet Automatic Document Feeder for multiple page scanning copying and other functions. It uses finest printing technology with Micro Piezo print heads, and DURABrite Ultra ink system for its 4 colour Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges to get the print resolution of 5760 x 1440 dpi, and the flatbed colour CIS scanner optical resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi.
Furthermore, the printer forms flexible connections using the high-speed USB 2.0 to Ethernet, Wi-Fi and WPS setup for quick installation. Additionally, its users can print from anywhere in the world as it uses Google Cloud Print and is AirPrint Ready which enables its users to print emails, photos, web pages and documents directly from an iPad or iPhone.
Advantages- Can print up to A3 media
- Comes with WPS set-up
- PictBridge, flash drives, and memory cards compatible
- Dual, telescopic paper trays
- Card slots and USB/PictBridge support
- Support Google Cloud Print and Apple cloud print
- Allow Two-sided printing.
- Heavy in weight and becomes heavier with power cable and Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges
- Lengthy carriage tends to cause misalignment issues
- Can’t use tray 2 for copies
- No automatic paper size detection
- No A3+ duplex print
The replacement Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges are:
- EPSON T1295 Ink Cartridge Multipack
- EPSON T1291 Black
- EPSON T1292 Cyan
- EPSON T1293 Magenta
- EPSON T1294 Yellow
Conclusion
The Epson Workforce WF-7525 printer can perform multiple printing tasks efficiently, though it is quite bulky that weighs 18.9 kgs and measures 559mm wide and 365mm tall making it difficult for areas with limited spaces. The printer offers excellent connectivity options on different platforms, so printing from different devices and media becomes easier with it.
What should be done if there are incorrect margins on printouts?
If your printed page has incorrect margins and you are not able to get the perfect printout, try these solutions below to manage the margin of your page:
- Make sure you have selected right paper size for your printing program and printer software. The size of the paper should be selected so that it can be easily fed in a paper tray
- While selecting the margins, make sure you selected correct margins for your paper size in your printing program
- Lastly, the paper should be positioned correctly for feeding into the printer
How to remove white or dark lines in the printout?
If you notice white or dark lines in your prints your Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges are probably dried out, try these solutions before you reprint your job:- Run a nozzle check pattern to see if any of the print head nozzles are clogged. Then clean the print head, if necessary
- Ensure that the paper type settings matches the type of paper stacked in the printer
- Make sure that the printable side of the paper is loaded correctly in the cassette
- High-speed settings must be turned off in the printer software
- Align the print head when required
- Replace the Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges, when the print results are not satisfactory
What to do if incorrect colours appear on the printouts?
If you observe incorrect colours in the printouts, try these solutions:- Ensure that the black or Grayscale setting is not selected in your printer software
- Perform a nozzle check pattern to check whether any of the print head nozzles are clogged. Then clean the printhead, when required
- The Epson Workforce WF-7525 Ink Cartridges might be old or low on ink, and you may need to supplant them. Order for the new cartridges on time before the ink dries out
- The printed colours can never exactly match the on-screen colours. However, you can use a colour management system to get the closest match. For the best results, use only high-quality Epson ink and paper.