Digital BW, The Print

Thank you, I'm slowly learning about Epson printers. Strange, when I
think my very first printer was an Epson RX-80 dot matrix, the ol'
reliable! Guess that dates me.

So, apparently, the stopping of the cart carrier under the arrow
sounds like it's mainly to help identify the empty cartridge.. it
doesn't really have to go there if you already know which is the low
or empty cartridge, right?

And if I unplug the power cord... should that be with the cart in the
refill position or parked? I should think parked. And, what does
unplugging the power cord do?

Thanks again,

Paul

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Roger"
<rsmith02@...> wrote:
>
> 
> This is normal.  When you press the ink button (top left button on the 
> printer) you move the cartridges between a few fixed positions.  Only 
> one of them is in a position where you can remove the cartridges.  When 
> it stops there you can remove, refill and replace the cartridges 
> safely.  Putting in empty cartridges is pointless.  If you're not ready 
> to refill you can always unplug the power cord and close the cover and 
> do it later.
> 
> Good luck!  I've enjoyed the R220 with MIS on matte papers quite a lot.
>