Digital BW, The Print

panopticongallery wrote:

> 
> Not to ply you with questions but,... is this to imply that there may actualy be a problem 
> with the ink, that needs to be worked around? Also, we have forced air heating, could a 
> dramatic change in humidity cause the inks to clog more? (from about 43% to 31%) Is 
> placing a humidifyer and humidity monitor neer the 9000 a good idea? 
> Thank you, thank you.
> Boris Samarov

Get the humidity above 55% and keep it there.  Apart from the 
heads drying in you will have more problems like static 
electricity, dust etc that will cause problems with your 
printers.  If you can't get the room humid do it with a nearby 
humidifier,
Use a capping station adjustment to get a good fit of the heads 
on the capping station, the pumps then will create enough vacuum 
to get the nozzles open when cleaning and drying in is reduced.

Ernst