I ran the nozzle check and the Cyan and Magenta are totally clogged and the light Black and Yellow are partially clogged. I ran one cleaning cycle and it helped a little on the ones that were partially clogged but I still got nothing on the other two. I just don't want to waste a lot of ink trying to clean them out. I figured cleaning cartridges are cheaper and probably more effective in cleaning them. I just found the SSC site and downloaded the program. I'll give that a try. Thanks, Steve On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 19:05:40 -0700, Frank Kolwicz <kolwicz@...> wrote: > Are you sure you need a cleaning cart? I've had a 2200 for 3 years and > an 1160 > for more than 5 years, I also don't print for weeks or months at at time > and > normal cleaning cycles and purges have almost always restored full > nozzle checks, > except when I've had to remove foam from a cart which is not done with a > cleaning cart, but by sucking ink through the cart with a syringe and > MIS bottom > adapter. > > I do recommend the "SSC Service Utility" for cleaning in lieu of Epsons's > process as it lets you do a full-power cleaning immediately without going > through cycles in sets of 3. The SSC Service Utility is not too awful > intuitive > to use as the GUI only shows part of the processes available - you have > to open > the list of processes from the task bar to see the most important ones. > > Frank > > PS: glad to hear that you got it going. -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Re: Problems printing to a 2200
2006-04-07 by Steve and Ann Taylor
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