Digital BW, The Print

Check the micro fuse on the board.
The 42volt  power fuse is broken.
That is when you remove the head and reinstall it and short the
contacts.

K.T.Chan

markroth61 wrote:

>  I have only run 2 ink cartridge cycles through this printer, it is
> nearly new (even though it's old technology, but still gives 3000-
> quality prints since it uses the same heads), and it now has a total
> clog on the black head. Not one speck of black ink is coming out. It
> almost seems like there is a broken wire somewhere rather than a
> clog, although it went from a broken nozzle pattern to 'no nozzle
> pattern' after refilling 3 days ago. I've tried *everything* short of
> removing the head (windex from every angle, overnight w/windex on the
> parking pad, towel back and forth, cleaning carts, repeated cleaning
> cycles, reinstalling the driver...everything short of dropping
> the frigging thing off the roof, although that might be next). I've
> read Arthur Entlich's online manual. I've read nearly every post and
> suggestion on this board's archives, on the Epson board, and on the
> internet.
>
> This thing will not unclog. Has anyone else had a total clog and
> figured it out? The solution would be greatly appreciated...I've got
> a couple real nice prints out of this thing using UT inks, and would
> hate to just throw it away. Mark
>
>
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