Norm- The answer is yes, but it's not a great idea. If you do store them, you need to plug the holes both on the bottoms and the top...the top with tape, the bottoms best with plugs made for storage....tape as a last resort. The question comes up as to why you would store? If you are switching back to any other brand of ink, you need to do a complete flush with cleaning carts both times you switch. DON'T JUST TAKE THE CARTS OUT! It is imperative you do not let the print heads dry out. Depending on the printer (if it's an 1160 for sure) you may not have the ability to know how much ink is left in the carts...bad...you don't want to run the print heads with an empty cart in. Again...you can do it, but it is not a great practice. Hope this helps, Tom O'Connell --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "normsams" <normsams@w...> wrote: > Once one has used Lyson Small Gamut cartridges, can they be removed from the > printer and stored for maybe a week or two, until the need for them arises? > Is there a particular way they should be stored? > > Many thanks. > > Norm
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Re: Lyson Inks Storage
2002-12-10 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
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