What you are experiencing is not clogging, it's air bubbles. Run a few nozzle checks. If they are no good, let the printer sit for a few hours and then try again. Do that until you have a good nozzle check. I don't think I'd bother with a "cleaning", as this seems to make it worse. Scott --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jhncates" <jwcat@e...> wrote: > > > Hello, I am new to B&W printing and this group. I have been lurking > for a few days, deciding which way to go. > > Due to an article in January's issue of Black and White Photography, > and an article on The Luminous Landscape website, I decided the Epson > C86 with the EZ inks were the way to go. I ordered the printer and > inks today. > > My problem is after doing a search of this newsgroup, I see some > people are having clogging problems. The MIS site says that this will > not be a problem because the particles are smaller than the head > openings. At the same time, when reading the problem solving section > of the website, they go through procedures for cleaning clogged > heads. > > Is this problem a common occurance? > > I almost bought the Piezotone? system, until the problem seemed > widespread. At least the monetary involvment is not as great this way. > I plan on using this until I can get no better results, then get a > 2200 and start again.
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Re: Epson C86, MIS EZ inks and heading clogging
2005-02-26 by scott_now_coming
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