Digital BW, The Print

Jerry,

When you removed the wheels, could you still print on the entire length 
of the paper, even in maximum mode?  Also, did you take out just the 
wheels, or the wheels plus the black plastic housing them?

Thanks,

Heath Sandall

Jerry Olson wrote:

> With all papers. even the thin ones. I removed the piezo wheels and got
> rid of the problem. Can't understand why epson would put little tiny
> star shaped razor blades anywhere near the path of the paper that's
> being printed on!!!
>
> Jerry
>
>
> > Do you remember if you got pizza wheels on your 3000 with thinner 
> papers or
> > only thicker ones?
> >
> > Helene
> >
> > > Subject: Re: First Digital B&W Prints
> > >
> > > Are piezo wheels a problem now, with matte papers? I've never seen a
> > > problem other than the 3000. They scratched the prints very badly 
> until
> > > I removed them. No problem on my current 1160 or 1280.
>
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