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Re: 1400

2008-05-14 by Paul Whiting

I think this is the refill kit the MIS rep meant, I'm not sure, but I
suspect so: http://www.inksupply.com/epson_oem_refill_kit.cfm

Unfortunately it appears to be bottom-fill system you warn of. Do you
know of any other system, or is the only remaining option to go CFS?

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "pr_roark"
<pr_roark@...> wrote:
 
> Don't use a bottom-fill system.  I'm quite sure they'll send you 
> carts that have a stopper in them that is easily removed for re-
> filling with a syringe and bulk ink.  That is when you'll also find 
> out if any of the carts leak.  If they leak out the outlet when you 
> remove the stopper and refill them, I'd order a new, replacement 
> cart.  Not only is a leaking cart a mess, but it also is likely to 
> get an air bubble in it when refilled.  This will cause a bad nozzle 
> check and may be hard to clear.  Sadly, a certain percentage of the 
> spongeless carts for the 1800 (and similar) have imperfect poppet 
> valves in them.

Checked my old packing slip... apparently what I use in my R220 is
MIS-FLUID-4. Is that what you mean? or something else...

I'll download your formula, thanks for that tip@

Paul
 
> Yes, but what MIS calls "UC Base" is the better way to go because it 
> has more glycerol in it, which will help keep the pads moist.  I now 
> use my C6 base for this purpose.  See the "clear base" formula at 
> http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/Ink-Mixing.pdf I've mixed it with 
> the UC base with no problems.

> Good luck with the setup.
> 
> Paul     
> www.PaulRoark.com
>

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