Digital BW, The Print

Yes, you can put them back in, but you need the bottom seal rivets 
to keep the ink from dribbling out. If you don't have them you'll be 
forced to stand the cart on end, which will produce massive air-
bubble problems, and cause you to lose most of the ink to cleaning 
cycles. As it stands, you'll lose a good bit of it anyway, by the 
time you get it going again. I haven't read previous feedback on 
your paper feeding problem by I for one have had serious trouble 
feeding anything over a 205 gsm paper through my 1280, and the few 
times I did I had to re-align my printer head.

Steve K

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "kubeatsou 
<bmckinney@t...>" <bmckinney@t...> wrote:
> As suggested on the list, I've tried using feeder boards of 
varying 
> thicknesses to get my 1280 to accept Museo paper, but no luck. 
> It still will not pull the sheet into the printer. I've also tried 
applying  
> slight pressure to coax the sheet to engage with the rollers but 
> no luck. When I purchased the printer I bought a 
> no-questions-asked replacement guarantee that allows me to 
> swap out for a new one. Here's the dilemma, I just installed last 
> night a new set of MIS VM cartridges. Can I remove them from my 
> current printer and then re-install them in the new printer? It 
> would be approximately 2 hours from removal to re-installation. I 
> hate to lose my investment in the VM inks.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bruce McKinney