Paul, Ok - I've stuck the ends back into the ink bottles. The reason they were out of the bottles after pulling a vacuum and filling the carts, was that I still needed to feed the tubes through the MIS supplied tube support/clamp that sticks on the printer and also trim the length of the tubes - all done after the cis carts are placed in the printer. Anyway now they're in the ink again and hopefully will stay good until i can get the printer fixed. thaks Frankg > > Why are the ends of the tubes out ink bottles? Once I've pulled a vacuum to > fill a CIS, I stick the ends of the tubes into the appropriate ink bottle, > uncrimp the tubes to fill the carts, and the tubes do not come out of those > bottles again until I need more ink. You don't want any more air to get in > there than necessary. > > Paul > > >I have not installed and punctured the seals so I don't need to worry > >about that end - only the tube ends are open. Should these be taped > >or sealed in some way ? This end is open to the air and I guess could > >dry ? > >Frank > > >> > >> If the seal is not broken on the carts of the CIS/CFS, the ink will > not dry > >> out.
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[Digital BW] Re: how long can filled CIS (MIS) carts be left out...
2002-01-12 by frankg_photo
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