Digital BW, The Print

I had a similar problem but the pages were not completely black. They looked
like they were shot at night.....very dark. Nozzle checks looked a little
darker than usual but no broken lines. The problem was that the color
cartridge in the CFS had split inside and the pigments were mixing with each
other. Try swabbing the pigments from the bottles and then print each
position as a square. For instance print a 100% cyan, 100% yellow, 100%
magenta and see if they are like the swabs, Also print a purge pattern and
see if it looks like it should. Maybe it is the cartridge???

Barry S.      bgs
Original Message -----
From: "piotrjanowski" <piotr.janowski@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2003 5:22 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] black pages on 1160


> hello,
> Something terrible happened right now to my 1160.
> I use VM with a CFS from MIS. My computer runs on XP.
> I used this set up without any problems for over a year.
> Yesterday when I tried to print something, the paper came out
> totally black!!! There was nothing else than black.
> I did the noozle check and the test papge came out with three black
> stripes exactly at the position where You would normally axpect the
> noozle test. When ever I try to print something, text, photos
> anything, the result is the same.
> Of course things like this happen to me always when I am on deadline.
> I need to print something for tomorrow.
> I reinstalled the printer several times, the driver ....nothing
>
> PLEASE HELP!!
>
> THANKS
>
> Piotr Janowski
>
> piotr.janowski@...
>
>
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