Digital BW, The Print

wipe out your printer with a damp paper towel, it's caused from blobs of
ink in the printer.  You may have to do the windex paper towel trick,
send the printheads to the left side of the printer, unplug the printer,
and put a 1x12 inch paper towel (fold it over and over on itself) in the
trough and drag the print heads over it. This plus wiping out the
printer, plus a couple head cleanings should do the trick.

Jerry

frankg_photo wrote:
> 
> I've been printing an image in the centre of a sheet, which has a
> wide white paper border around it, on 13x19 paper.
> 
> Down one side, in the blank white border, not in the image area, the
> side at the end of the printheads travel, it seems to be dropping a
> trail of ink blots, not in a perfectly straight line, but sort of
> like a row of drunk ants. Each drop is about the size of a large-ish
> pin head
> 
> What on earth is this and how can I remedy it ?
> 
> I could scan and post or email the problem if my description isnt
> clear ?
> 
> MIS sepia>neutral inks and an 1160
> 
> thanks
> Frank
> 
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