Digital BW, The Print

"glemasurier" <george.lemasurier@...> wrote:
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> I shook the magentas and all black carts. As per Paul's reply, my 2400 does sit on a rather stable table. But still getting green.

A 2400 should not have any settlement problems.  That's a wide format issue mostly.

If you use QTR and have a Calibration print from the past (a good idea to keep one around, in fact) print another Calibration print on the same paper and see if the LM is not firing as strongly as before.  A nozzle check will not show all problems.  If the screen in the head is mostly clogged there can be enough ink to print a nozzle check but not enough to sustain good printing.

> Does it mean anything that the print tends to "green up" after it comes out of the printer? It starts out looking not so bad, but gets greener over the next minute or so.

Is the problem with all papers?  Maybe you have an odd, bad paper batch.  

(I'm guessing an environmental cause this extreme would also knock you out.)

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com