Liquid ejecting apparatus, control method, and storage medium

A control method of controlling a liquid ejecting apparatus,

• the liquid ejecting apparatus comprising:
• a circulation channel through which a liquid circulates, the circulation channel including a pressure chamber having an ejection orifice configured to discharge the liquid onto a printing medium, a supply channel configured to supply the liquid to the pressure chamber, and a collection channel configured to collect the liquid from the pressure chamber;
• and
• a circulating pump configured to circulate the liquid in the circulation channel;
• and,
• the control method comprising:
• driving the circulating pump at a first number of times of driving per unit time in a case of performing a printing operation in which the liquid is ejected onto a printing medium;
• and
• driving the circulating pump at a second number of times of driving per unit time smaller than the first number of times of driving per unit time in a predetermined case which is before performing the printing operation.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a program which causes a computer to perform a control method of controlling a liquid ejecting apparatus,

• the liquid ejecting apparatus comprising:
• a circulation channel through which a liquid circulates, the circulation channel including a pressure chamber having an ejection orifice configured to discharge the liquid onto a printing medium, a supply channel configured to supply the liquid to the pressure chamber, and a collection channel configured to collect the liquid from the pressure chamber;
• and
• a circulating pump configured to circulate the liquid in the circulation channel;
• and,
• the control method comprising:
• driving the circulating pump at a first number of times of driving per unit time in a case of performing a printing operation in which the liquid is ejected onto a printing medium;
• and
• driving the circulating pump at a second number of times of driving per unit time smaller than the first number of times of driving per unit time in a predetermined case which is before performing the printing operation.