Sigh.. spent an entire evening trying to fix/clean it to no avail. I guess the printer is basically hopeless. The difference is huge between prints right now. Some with less visible "lines", some with more. So.. my question is.. What to do? I have a print job to deliver by Monday (only 8 8x10s).. 1, Get a new 1280 2, Get a smaller one like C86 and new ink.. and wait for the next larger printer.. 3, Take the prints out to a lab for now.. anyone knows the b/w quality of Frontier or 7600(UC ink)? (My friendly usual lab has both) 4, Other printers.. HP? 2200/4000 (Not that I can afford it).. 5, Other options? Thanks Michael --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Michaels" <bob@b...> wrote: > > Michael, when I had that problem I eventually concluded it was > unrelated to the ink. I had the same problems with original Epson > carts. I'm back to using MIS ink exclusively. > > I'm convinced the 1280 is a rock solid printer. It's just that we are > using them to a critical level that 99% of the users never reach. I've > had four of them. The first I broke by unknowingly inserting a cart > without a chip (thanks to a supplier other than MIS but still replaced > by Epson), the second lasted several years, the third developed the > referenced bad connection problem (replaced by Epson) and the fourth > I'm using now. > > Bob Michaels
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What replacement? (was Re: Epson 1280 Thin Black Lines on Printout)
2004-12-01 by Michael Hung
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