Digital BW, The Print

Can the MIS EZ fill carts be refilled while still in the printer?  Or should 
they always be removed for refilling?  I wonder if removing the plug will 
upset the function of the vent or dampers and cause ink to run through the nozzles 
into the printer.  I use the SSC utility to reset the chips on my 1280.

Tom Wells

You'll never get the plug out of the 1280 EZ fill carts unless you
remove them from the printer. But you seem to get perfect nozzle
checks right away if you prime them by pulling just the slightest
amount of ink out of the bottom.

Bob Michaels

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, toliwel@a... wrote:
> Can the MIS EZ fill carts be refilled while still in the printer? 
Or should 
> they always be removed for refilling?  I wonder if removing the plug
will 
> upset the function of the vent or dampers and cause ink to run
through the nozzles 

> into the printer.  I use the SSC utility to reset the chips on my 1280.
> 
> Tom Wells

Why even take the remotely possible chance of dripping ink inside the
printer?

Take the cart out!

Seth 

==-----Original Message-----
==From: toliwel@... [mailto:toliwel@...] 
==
==
==Can the MIS EZ fill carts be refilled while still in the 
==printer?  Or should they always be removed for refilling?  I 
==wonder if removing the plug will upset the function of the 
==vent or dampers and cause ink to run through the nozzles into 
==the printer.  I use the SSC utility to reset the chips on my 1280.
==

More to the point. It would be rather difficult to reset the chip when it is
still in the printer....

> From: Seth <seth@...>
 
> 
> Why even take the remotely possible chance of dripping ink inside the
> printer?
> 
> Take the cart out!
> 
> Seth 
> 
> ==-----Original Message-----
> ==From: toliwel@... [mailto:toliwel@...]
> ==
> ==
> ==Can the MIS EZ fill carts be refilled while still in the
> ==printer?  Or should they always be removed for refilling?  I
> ==wonder if removing the plug will upset the function of the
> ==vent or dampers and cause ink to run through the nozzles into
> ==the printer.  I use the SSC utility to reset the chips on my 1280.