Digital BW, The Print

in situations like this (epson 3000 a few years back) I have had
success with leaving cleaning carts in for a couple days, then if
things free up at all.(I thinkyou are already there though) Go easy on
the windex as well.
there is a special solution available for desktop printers which will
purge out nasties..It may well be available for the 4000, but I dont
have any info on that..only to say that it is the same stuff that
epson uses to clear heads
frak


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "byushooter"
<jellerbe@j...> wrote:
>
> I also have a flush cartridge in the PK slot.  And I usually print 
> something 3-4 days a week.  
> 
> This current clog has become very persistent.  I have tried head 
> cleanings (x3) then resting the printer.  I have puddled Windex on the 
> parking pad.  And I have tried running a Windex-ed paper towel under 
> the print head.  The nozzle cleared yesterday, I printed 2 8x10's then 
> turned the printer off.  When I tried to restart it later in the day, 
> the nozzle was plugged again.  I have tried all of the above again 
> plus just printing through that one nozzle (using QTR to turn the 
> others off).  I have now removed the cartridge from that nozzle and 
> replaced it with a flush cartridge.  However when I try printing with 
> it, no ink comes out so the flush fluid isn't making it to the head.  
> The Windex is puddled on the parking pad again and I wait ....
> 
> Jenny
>