Digital BW, The Print

Danny,  I want to add that the fill hole has to be big enough for the 
air to flow out as you push the ink into the cart. The vent holes 
aren't enough.

If the fill hole is too small, ink will be pushed out of the fill 
hole as you are filling the cart.

As far as pieces ngetting into the cart, well that's why the sponge 
is in there.

That's why I don't like the idea of a spongless cart.
If anything gets into the ink, it will probably clog the jets.

When Epson fills their carts, I'm sure they're in a "cleanroom" or 
the equipment is sealed off some way to prevent contamination.

Scott  




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Danny Twang 
<dannyt@f...> wrote:
> I used a thick needle which I heated and melted a hole. Was 
thinking of 
> drilling, but I was worried debris would get into the cartridge.
> 
> danny
> 
> 
> > I had to drill out my black cart too.
> >
> > Once I drilled a hole in the top where the indentation was, I've 
had
> > no problems.
> >
> > Did they give you a plug for it? If not, use hot glue. But, I 
prefer
> > the plug (I've used both, because I thought MIS didn't sent plugs,
> > but I later found them in the bottom of the shipping carton).
> >
> > Scott