I can add to my list of things that don't work: - grounding the two round contacts on the cartridge to 'reset' it - changing the printer settings to disable advanced printing features; this was as close as I could come to finding a magical setting that tells the printer not to check the ink levels I don't know what to do with this thing. It just won't recognize a 3rd party cartridge in the black position. ------------------------------------------------------- --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "remononaz1" <homershannon@...> wrote: > > Ross: > > I'm feeling your pain. I'm not ready to throw my 1430 out, but I'd trade it for a good used 1400 anytime! > > I still have one MIS position that won't clear - black. I'm using Epson ink in that position for the time being and that's working but I'd really like to get back to a full set of MIS cartridges and inks. > > I've tried a couple of things to resolve this, none of which worked. > > -long power off and restart, no. > > -long power off with all cart removed, no. > > -remove and replace all cartridges, no. > > -re-install all Epson Inks, then re-install MIS inks, no. > > -top up black MIS cart, no. > > -swap MIS cyan ink with MIS black ink; black LED says on, cyan stays off: that's really interesting, but I don't know what it means. To me it means that the issue is not the black cartridge or chip - but then, what is it? > > I'll try your re-set suggestion and see what that does. Can anyone confirm that this is the correct way to reset a cart and explain when it should be done? >
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Re: I'm ready to throw my 1430 out
2013-03-14 by remononaz1
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