-Thanks, Jim: I ended up taping down the carts and seem to have done OK. I'm now into the realignment and nozzle checks on the CIS that I installed last night. That's not going perfectly but I assume it's not due to any air introduced during flushing. I'm still getting some scatter and some microbanding despite a series of realignments, but may have had both prior to changing to this new CIS. I thought the previous system was operating well, but now checking more closely, see that there were those problems before, and I hadn't been looking closely enough to notice. I'm also still getting intermittent dropped bands on the nozzle checks, though many are also perfect. The blank spots come and go. I'm assuming that if I wait a day or so things may settle out in that area. Any ideas from anyone? Thanks in advance. Chris > I can pop the cart lids of an 1160 or an 1280 either in or out in > about 20 seconds flat with a small flat bladed screwdriver. >
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Re: [Digital BW] flushing an 1160
2003-05-21 by chrismendephoto2003
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