
Print, copy, scan and fax documents and photos using this Epson WorkForce WF-7620 all-in-one printer that features 4-in-1 functionality for versatile use. Epson Connect and built-in Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi Direct enable wireless printing from select devices.
Q: the different between the epson wf-7620 and the epson wf-4630 wireless printer ?
A: The WF-7620 is a wider format machine, it will handle paper widths up to 13" . The WF-4630 will only handle 8.5" wide paper.
Q: Can this printer print borderless?
A: I have printed stunning borderless photos up to 13" x 19" from one of the trays. I don't know of another consumer printer that does that! A2 or any other size that will fit in this printer can be done borderless. Select that in the print options.
Q: can you scan 11 x 17 documents?
A: The scanner surface is 12" x 18," so yes. Not only that, but you can put the 11 x 17 into the document feeder and scan multiple sheets.
Q: The nozzle heads keep getting plugged, why is that and how can I avoid that issue?
A: I am told that you should leave the printer in standby mode (do NOT turn it off completely). If you turn it off/on all the time, it will clean the inkjets every time and waste a lot of ink. The ink gets dumped into a bin at the bottom of the printer and once that bin fills up the printer needs expensive and messy maintenance, so you don't want to clean the print heads too much. If you leave it turned off for long periods, the inkjets will not get cleaned at all and they will dry out and jam. Therefore, I hope you are leaving it in power standby mode, it apparently does not consume much power in this mode, and will clean the jets at just the right frequency!
Q: can I print blue lines on 11x17 bristol paper with this printer?
A: Yes. But you'll want to use the manual feed slot at the rear of the machine, so it will require a bit more space.
A: The two drawers can each hold a different paper size. You can't put two different paper sizes into the same drawer, but you can, for example, have 8.5x11 in the top drawer and 11x17 in the bottom drawer (or any size that fits in either). The drawer should always close all the way. If it's not, I would check to see if you have to much paper in the drawer or something.
Q: Prints NOTHING like the Photo's show!
A: Paper quality, ink quality, print settings, and a lot of other factors that go into getting quality prints. I would start with a good glossy photo paper. I just printed a set of photos I finished editing from a trip I took and they came out nice and crisp on photo paper.
Q: Can this scan wireless or does it have to be wired?
A: You can scan wireless.