Why not do the ink waste area bypass procedure and never have to deal
with pads again?
Mark
On Nov 27, 2004, at 1:29 PM, sdmey4@... wrote:
> Anything absorbent will do, and I agree cleaning and drying the
> original
> pads is a huge mess. Unbelievable how much ink those things
> absorb.The top ones
> are probably in good shape so you can add those to a mix of absorbent
> material.
> If you really want to treat your printer, the maintenance kit from
> compass
> micro includes waste pads, capping station, pump assembly, for about
> 150.00 add
> 6 new dampers at 10.00 each and you have a mini refurb for 225.00 or
> so.
> Course there is some disassembly labor involved.
> Steve M.
> In a message dated 11/27/2004 9:57:22 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> tyler@... writes:
>
> > I've used everything from a half used toilet paper roll to cotton
> > balls to a bunch of paper towels crammed in. I even tried cleaning
> and
> > drying the original pads, ridiculous mess and waste of time.
> > Whatever works.
> > Tyler
> > www.custom-digital.com
> >
> >
>
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