The patterns of clogging I've had with the 1800 seem to relate to having the high load MIS 7600 or MP-PK next to MK. The MIS K4-PK seems much better in this respect. Also, I've had a number of MIS carts develop leaks in the outlets that causes a bubble to form there. With this air bubble above the outlet the nozzle check is often worse after a cleaning cycle -- very frustrating (and one reason that printer is moth-balled). I've seen no evidence of clogging being caused by reactions between the simple C6 base and any of the inks we usually use. Paul --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "hp9180profile" <owens@...> wrote: > > I am getting a lot of clogging and contamination between heads in an R1800 that I am using to mess around with various dilutions of PK and MK (using Glicerine,water/photoflo base) and GO in the same printer. > > I am guessing that the issues are to do with compatability as they occur after the printer has undertaken a cleaning cycle. As though the wiper is pushing gunk up into the heads. > > Has anyone experienced any compatability issues with inks? > > Alistair >
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Re: Compatability between MK, PK, GO and home brew base
2009-03-06 by pr_roark
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