Digital BW, The Print

I suspect that the best way to unclog is to put in a set of Epson dye inks
and go through some cleaning cycles.  After you get a clear nozzle check,
then install the Cone inks.

Harry


On 11/17/07 4:55 PM, "Paul Whiting" <paulmwhiting@...> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello Jay,
> 
> A side issue from your main question, but here goes anyway: I recently
> acquired a used 1280 but it's got very low mileage judging by the
> cleanliness inside and out. But that's the problem, it wasn't used
> enough and I'm afraid the nozzles have clogged from disuse. I get no
> output at all. It's got some 3rd party color and b/w carts installed.
> Also included were two sets of Cone black inks, still in their sealed
> packs. The original owner had attended the Vermont workshop but
> apparently abandoned this manner of printing. Not sure what to do
> now... a friend says I should install those Cone prints and the
> printer just might work.
> 
> What happened to your 1280?
> 
> Thanks!~
> 
> Paul


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Harry F. Lockwood




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