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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Add MIS 2400 color cartridges 1 by 1 as the Epson OEM carts expire ?

2006-01-11 by Brubaker family

Another consideration is that each time you insert a
new cart the printer will do a purge of all of the
carts in the printer.  I recall a thread about this on
the Epson printer forum a year or so ago.  When the
carts were replaced one at a time people would often a
different cart run below the allowed ink level during
the installation purge, and they would then have to
replace another cart and suffer through another purge.
 If your timing was extremely unlucky you could have
to replace your carts one at a time and waste ink by
purges for each cart.  Your original "new" cart could
be empty by the time you replaced them all!

Steve's point is another strong reason to replace them
all at once and save them.

Mike


--- Steven Karafyllakis <steve@...> wrote:

> Hi Jerry;
> 
> Putting them in one-by-one will work if you're doing
> color via color 
> controls, but you'll have to readjust any settings
> you use including 
> any ABW settings, and the canned profiles will no
> longer be quite as 
> accurate. IMO it is best to go wholesale, or at
> least do all the 
> color at once, and all the K carts at once. Which
> ever route you 
> take, DO NOT use up all the OEM ink, take them out
> while the printer 
> will still allow you to print with them. You may
> have to return that 
> printer (unlikely, but you never know) and you don't
> want to have to 
> by a full set of inks just to do that.
> 
> Steve Karafyllakis
> 
> http://www.stevekphoto.com
> 
> -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com,
> "jerry78008" 
> <photo29@p...> wrote:
> >
> > Would it make sense to add MIS 2400 carts 1 by 1
> as the Epson OEM
> > carts expire ? 
> > 
> > Or should I take all the Epson OEM carts out (and
> waste a lot of 
> good
> > ink) and put in the MIS 2400 carts as a set ? This
> is for the full
> > color set and not the B&W only. I get the
> impression that putting 
> in
> > the carts one by one would work well enough. I am
> now using the PK
> > glossy with Kirkland glossy paper.
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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