Digital BW, The Print

Ah now I got it thank you I hope that will fix it!
If the black position will not work cloggfree in the future I will go on use your curves for lenswork-warm on semigloss and gloss with this printer. I relinearized them for two papers (FB and semigloss) and they look absolute fantastic.

Marcus

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote:
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> The parking pad is under where the head/cartridge assembly rests. You  have to move  the head to the left.  To unlock is, push the Ink Change button, let the head move to the left, and pull the electric  plug.  You'll see a black box with a sponge in it where the head would be resting when not in use.  That is the target for  the Windex (or alcohol).
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> Paul
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@...m, "luxlebis" <luxlebis@> wrote:
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> > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@> wrote:
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> > > "luxlebis" <luxlebis@> wrote:
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> > > > > Are the missing line always in the same place?  If so, it might actually be a clog.  
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> > > > As I figured out, the missing lines are always in the same place ... Can I do something with the printhead (cleaning or something like that) to get rid of the problem?
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> > > I use Windex (window cleaner with ammonia  in it) on the parking pad overnight to dissolve the clog.  Usually after sitting in it for a night a cleaning cycle will clear it.
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> > > But, the speed with which it is happening  to your printer is  unusual.  It may be a bad parking station.  You might see if you can clean the edges of it.  Also, keep the humidity where the printer is high if you can.  If you're in a dry or  high elevation area, consider a cover over the printer to keep moisture in the machine -- like a sealed bag, possibly with a wet sponge  inside (the printer waste tank in the base of the printer ought to do this).  If the printer is the type of has covers that  close, use  them to keep it  as sealed as possible when not in use.
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> > > Good  luck  with it.  
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> > > Paul
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> > Thank you,
> > does parking-pad mean you pull the ink-cartriges out and put the windex in there? I heard some use isopropyl-alcohol on a cotton swab in there?
> > Marcus
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