Digital BW, The Print

After several years of use, my 1280 suddenly began to imprint "pizza
wheel" tracks on Museo Silver Rag prints.  I assume it is due to wear
of some sort.  Question: is the MIS "washer fix" the best way to
remedy the situation?

Thanks,

Steve

My 1280 -- which is new -- was also leaving tracks on my Museo Silver 
Rag prints, so I removed the "pizza wheels" in just a couple of 
minutes.  It's very simple -- undo two Phillips head screws and remove 
the slotted metal plate over the wheel row and snap out the wheel 
assemblies toward the rear (there are three, if I recall). No washers 
were needed.

There are instructions online:  
http://www.inkjetart.com/pizza_wheel.html .  Do not be intimidated by 
the detailed narrative.  This is a very simple task.

All the best,

Craig Roberts

Thanks Craig,

Steve
-- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Craig Roberts
<crgrbrts@...> wrote:

>
> My 1280 -- which is new -- was also leaving tracks on my Museo Silver 
> Rag prints, so I removed the "pizza wheels" in just a couple of 
> minutes.  It's very simple -- undo two Phillips head screws and remove 
> the slotted metal plate over the wheel row and snap out the wheel 
> assemblies toward the rear (there are three, if I recall). No washers 
> were needed.
> 
> There are instructions online:  
> http://www.inkjetart.com/pizza_wheel.html .  Do not be intimidated by 
> the detailed narrative.  This is a very simple task.
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Craig Roberts
>