Richard, I added MIS FSN to Piezo Sundance and regretted it in terms of clogs that persisted, the expense of wasted paper and poor use of scarce time. I should have pinched (I use small jubilee clips - don't know what they are called in the US but they hold sheets of paper tight together)the breather and supply tubes, emptied and cleaned out the bottles. With the new ink in place I would have removed the tubimg from the cart and then the supply clip and squeezed the new ink to fill the tube. Reclip and push the tube back on the cart. You need someting to catch the ink you expel. Watch out for the carpet! <g> In the end I did this, but only to the black because that was where my clogs were worse. The microbanding (about 8 lines per millimetre) I had suffered for months continued. This last weekend I had my first enjoyable day printing since I bought into Piezo. But this was because I tried the Woolf workflow - no microbanding. I still get one or two clogs after printing in the coloured bottles although I don't see the effects on the print. When this happens I clean once and they're gone. I guess in time the grey Piezo inks will dance outa the bottles. I am now happier but, of course, this might not work for you. Colin --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Richard Sintchak" <richard@c...> wrote: > Hello all, > > My first bottles of my CFS filled with FS-N are about 2/3 empty. I > thought I remember reading on this list that one should not go much > below 1/3 of ink left before adding more. New 4 oz. bottles of ink > just arrived from inkjetgoodies today. Since I've never done this I > want to make sure I do it right. Do I just unscrew the caps on the > bottles and simply pour more ink in? Any need to shake or mix the > bottles, either the old ones or new ones first? Perhaps it is as > simple as it sounds but if someone could re-assure me or add any hint > or two of something I might be forgetting I'd appreciate it. > > Thanks. > > Best regards, > Richard
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Re: adding ink to a CFS
2002-10-02 by colingruk
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