Vertical lines on print

Help.......can anybody point me in the right direction to solve this....
I am trying to print a B/W photo onto canvas with my Officejet 7000. I printed in colour yesterday and it was fine.
Today, I did a test print on paper and it was fine, so I shoved the canvas in - not so fine! I have vertical black
lines about 1/2" apart on the first 2/3rds of the print (it's landscape).
Any suggestions would be very welcome, as I don't want to waste another sheet of canvas - it's too dear!
Thanks in advance gang

Hi,
These lines are spaced out quite perfectly and do not seem like a clogged printer head. just in case, I have cleaned the head since receiving your message and the print is just fine and I have reprinted the photo and the lines still come out with the feint but definite lines. There are five of then across or donw the page, depending on landscape/portrait mode.
Any other ideas please.
john

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