Joe: I think the MIS rivets are like $.02 or .05 each or something dirt cheap. I just ordered a lifetime supply of them for an extra dollar with one ink order. I get no ink leakage at all using them. I belive most of the new MIS carts have poppet valves though. Bob Michaels --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Joe" <drjoe2@c...> wrote: > Hi: > > I put scotch tape over the bottom and top vent holes this does seem > to keep them from drying out. I have stored them over two weeks > without any problems. However.......they do leak so be careful. I > called MIS and they said there is not valve in the bottom holes to > prevent the leakage, but they literally sell rivets (which I have > yet to buy but can get in your local home depot) to stick in the > bottom holes. Anyway the scotch tape does seem to work for me but > again be aware that some ink will leak. > > Joe > > > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "marthaabelson" > <mabelson@h...> wrote: > > I recently switched to BO printing with eboni ink on my 2200 but I > > occasionally do color printing with the Epson Photo Black. I find > > that if I leave the eboni cartridge out for a few days, it gets > > pretty dried up (or at least thats what I think is happening). It > > just took me 5 cleaning cycles to get an almost brand-new > cartridge > > working again and another time I ended up trashing a cartridge > that > > I believe was at least 1/2 full. Is this normal, or are there any > > suggestions on storing the cartridge when not in use? Now I simply > > lean it slightly sideways, chip side up against a box that I keep > > near my printer. I recall reading something once about putting > tape > > over one of the holes but now I can't find that thread and I don't > > remember the specifics. Thanks for your help!
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Re: Storing MIS cartridges
2004-02-10 by Bob Michaels
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