Digital BW, The Print

Ed-

I don't think that is 'typical clog' behavior.  I had exactly the same  
thing with a 1200 I used for ages.  It went on like that for about nine  
months.  Nothing I did made any long term difference --  I just learned  
to live with the fact that I could make two or three print and then  
would have to wait for a few hours.

It had made thousands of prints so in the end I stuck the OEM inks back  
in it and won a thousand good behavior points by giving it to my  
daughter.   Obviously that won't work for everyone.

--
Kevin



On Wednesday, March 5, 2003, at 05:32  PM, Ed Mathews wrote:

> New development.  Turns out that my "clog" seems to unclog itself over
> time.  If I let the printer set for an hour or so, it prints the test
> pattern fine, and makes a couple of good prints.  But after printing a
> few sheets it then clogs again and cleaning just seems to make it  
> worse.
> If I then let it sit, it gets better again.  Is this typical clog
> behavior?
>
> Thanks,
> Ed
> http://lightandsilver.com
>
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