Having just gone through similar issues witth a 2400, I found a solution. My LLK just would not check. Power on and nozzle cleanings wouldn't clear. A WIndex (Ammonia--NOT vinegar!!) filled cart was used twice also. Finally, using SSC, Power Clean didn't solve it. I went to the "Initial Charge" setting (a LOT of ink though) and the next nozzle check was perfect. Seth --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Globe Trotteur <unglobetrotteur@...> wrote: > > > Thanks guys..I am waiting to get some pigment cleaning fluid. I have stopped messing with the windex and inserting it directly into the head. I do put a paper towel under to catch all the spill. So far, it looks like nothing has been damaged so I am stopping to mess with it. I do not think the heads in a 2200 are removable. Anyway, not sure i'll be good enough to remove them. > > Right now, it's only a small hole (1 bar) in the nozzle test. It will only show a thin white line when i print high speed on regular paper. If i use 2880dpi and photo paper, then the line does not show up. > > Maybe by using the printer a lot, after a while, the dried ink will start melting !!! it also could be some hardware issues but I doubt it. I found out that the printer has been sitting on its side for 3 years in a garage...
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Re: 2200 Question--update
2012-03-08 by sethrus
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