Sandy, My CFS has done this since I installed it almost a year ago. I notice it happens most when there are large changes in barometric pressure and or temp. The carts should be fine. An air space in the top of the cart is a good thing anyway - it prevents ink from siphoning from the bottles on it's own. Like your photo-cyan. ; ) James Hill Freelance Photographer Mebane, NC jmhphoto@... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy Noble" <euphy@...> > I'm using MIS's standard CIS and epson style colour inks with varying > results. But, I do find that if I haven't used the printer for a day, the > ink in the tubes leading to the cart recedes a bit, so theres an air > bubble just in front of the right-angle fitting. Its only ever an inch or > so long, and once I start printing, it'll get sucked back into the cart. > Is this normal or does it signal an imperfect seal? I can't help but think > that the carts themselves are getting progressively more and more empty, > not quite getting topped right up to their full level. Do I have cause for > concern?
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Re: [Digital BW] 1160 disaster - can anyone help ?
2002-01-14 by Hill James
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