Hi folks ... I was so happy with my new 2200 until ... I have been printing birth announcements (small 5x7 cards) and I had been following the ink level indicators, watching them slowly drop. It looked like the light cyan and light magenta were going to run out first. This seemed normal to me until tonight, when I went to resume printing, I got an error message telling me that the Matte Black and Yellow were completely out. Yesterday's checks showed the yellow above half and the matt black to be nearly full. What is most stunning is that the light cyan and light magenta now read full. Obviously (to me) there is a malfunction of some kind. Tech support was kind but less than helpful. Since I don't have replacement carts on hand for these two colors, I was told there was nothing they could do. Their position is that I must be out of ink. I'm sure that's impossible in the case of the new Matte Black and improbable in the Yellow considering the level checks I did yesterday. What is most baffling is that when I reported that the nearly empty ones were now reading full, they said "well the indicators are only an estimate." Is it possible that the ink level indicators are THAT unreliable? Can they read nearly empty one day and then full the next? While just by coincidence at the same time two colors are suspiciously and suddenly out? Tech support didn't see this as suspicious at all. I am at a loss. Anyone have similar experience? Thanks, Bob Whitmore
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Ink level indicators - 2200
2003-01-10 by Bob Whitmore
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