Digital BW, The Print

I have one of their newer carts for my R220 but I believe those are the same physically as those for the R1800 ... only the chip is different. I noticed it was shorter and yes it did have a plug in the air intake port. But the plug has a small hold down the middle so I didn't worry about it. Of course I have MIS cleaning fluid so I have no way of telling if the fluid is flowing. But I can see the level has gone down so it _must_ be flowing.

Also, when installed it doesn't have quite the reassuring "click" as the old ones but it seems to fit ok.

Hope this helps,

Paul

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "sagaface" <sagaface@...> wrote:
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> Ok, this is my last post before I give up for the night and wait to call MIS in the morning.
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> There are actually three rubber plugs on these things: one on the bottom and two at either side on the top. Should I be removing any of them? 
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> Paul, when you asked if there was a plug, I at first only noticed the bottom one and removed it. I think this was not right, but in any case it did not make any ink come out, and I've replaced it. My nozzle checks turn up complete paper white for both mk and pk positions. Glop position flowing fine, but as I mentioned, this was an older MIS cartridge.
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> I'm stumped.
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> Sarah
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "sagaface" <sagaface@> wrote:
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> > Well, I've shaken them, done a couple head cleans and all that's happened is that all my brand new ink has gone down about a 1/4...and I haven't printed a single photo. The eboni in the glop position comes out, but that was one of the older cartridges.
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> > Has anyone had this problem? Am I still missing something? I have a print job waaaay overdue and I'm now worried that I won't be able to print at all.
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