On 21-Jan-07, at 2:54 PM, Terry Ritz wrote: > A couple of weeks ago we had a cold snap. In Canada that means > about -25 to > -30 F and very low humidity. I started having troubles with nozzle > clogs on > my 2200 and wasted 1/3 of a set of inks trying to get a clean > nozzle check. > I've been through the same weather a number times before over the > last 3 > years and have not had issues like this with OEM Epson inks. Both > K7 and MIS > Pro inks were acting up. > > I bought a room humidifier and things definitely improved. However, > the > weather is back to -10F or so, and I'm still fighting with this. In > particular my K and K2 inks are still an issue. > > The weird thing is that since this began, one nozzle check will > show 2 or 3 > plugged nozzles and then the next check will show different nozzles > clogged. > The one which had been bad became fine by themselves. > > I would appreciate any suggestions you may have! > > Terry. Hi Terry, you must be in the east, it's spring in the west... :) I haven't run quads for a long while, but when the OEM's are clogged as you describe, where some nozzles will check fine, some not, then switch around on another test.. I turn the machines off for a few hours. Turning them off usually causes a clog, but when the clogs are that frustrating and not making sense, leaving the printers off so the heads park, seems to settle the inks a bit.. Hope you've already fixed it. Carolyn --- http://www.carolynfrayn.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Clogging / Moving Nozzle Checks
2007-01-22 by Carolyn Frayn
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