Nick: I'm having luck just filling the carts, pulling the slightest amount out with a bottom fill adapter and putting them in the printer. Usually perfect nozzle checks right out of the gate. I think it's the priming that does it. Since there's no sponge, nothing to let settle. It's more like ink in a bottle. Of course we all know what happens when the world seems too perfect. Bob Michaels --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Nick H. Nugent" <nghin@p...> wrote: > Are the 1280 EZ fill carts the same as the spongeless carts? Can you > usually just pop in the cart and start printing right away? Almost? > With my 1160 sponge-packed carts I have to let it stabilize for hours > before I even dare to turn on the printer.
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Re: Inspired by 1280 clogging thread; a year of pigment printing
2005-03-30 by Bob Michaels