Digital BW, The Print

Bob,

Don't panic ---yet;-)

Did the black cartridge fill with ink?  If the answer to this is yes, 
I would not worry too much about the air in the feed line. Whne you 
install the cartridges in the printer, inks will begin to be sucked 
in, and the little bit of air in the feed line will end up on top of 
ink in the cartridge.  This is no problem at all. 

If, however, little or no ink went in the cartridge, you may have to 
start the process over again (prefereably with a new empty black 
cartridge.

Good luck.

Shilesh

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bob_Michaels 
<Bob@B...>" <Bob@B...> wrote:
> I'm currently  installing a MIS CFS system in my 1280 for the first
> time. I just filled the carts using the vacumn pump. Somehow I must
> have gotten the black tube above the ink level while filling it
> because I  ended up with mostly air in the feed line (the other are
> mostly ink).
> 
> Can I just use the supplied bottom fill adapter and suck ink out of
> the bottle into the line and cart? If so, do I have to wait a few
> hours for the bubbles to go out of the ink in the cart before I
> install it?
> Is it better to do this before or after I install the cart in the 
printer?
> 
> Any other thoughts?
> 
> Bob Michaels