Digital BW, The Print

Matthew,

To save yourself more problems than the cost of a new CIS cart just replace
the black cartridge portion of the CIS, flush out the line and fill using
the vacuum system. That is what I am going to do myself once I am done
testing FSN-K and Gen4-K in standard carts.

Martin Wesley

http://www.borderless-photos.de/guests.html



----- Original Message -----
From: "tech4x5" <mkraus1044@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 3:47 PM
Subject: [Digital BW] Switching from PiezoTone Selenium Black to MIS FS


>      I am using CIS from InkJet Mall in Epson 1280.  I have been
> using PiezoTone Selenium Inks for a few weeks and love their tonality
> and have not as yet seen the fading and warming talked about in this
> group.  Yet needless to say I am very concerned about this after
> reading the recent messages.  My questions concern how to switch from
> the PiezoTone Selenium Black inks to the MIS FS Black.
>      If I clamp the tube above the bottle cap with the enclosed
> plastic clip, can I then just pour out the PT Sel Black ink and just
> pour in the new MIS FS black ink and remove the clamp?  Are there any
> problems I need to watch out for when doing this manuver?
>      I gather from the threads I've read that as of this time no one
> has found a compatability problem with using 5 bottles of PT ink and
> 1 bottle of MIS ink.  Is this correct?
>      Thanks in advance.
>
> Matthew Kraus
>
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