By the way ... I hope this doesn't offend the sensibilities of the
largely male crowd on the list, but what I
used instead of paper towel to slide the head trolley over was a light
Always pad.. with the back paper left on, of course.
it ultimately provides better protection that just paper towels.
ann
On 3/12/2016 10:23 AM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Way to go, Ann! I watched the videos below. Very interesting! Thanks for
posting! Happy printing! Cheers, Christine
On Mar 11, 2016, at 9:28 AM, ann sanfedele <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks to Darren for posting that link to Robb's method (not our Robb, a
different Robb:-) ) for unclogging
dead heads.. it took a couple of days, but that, followed by the standard head
cleaning procedure and I got
a perfectly acceptable print just now.
Below is the essence of what Darren posted earlier. I used the formula for the
homemade stuff except using
plain household ammonia instead actual Windex, as that was the key ingredient..
I also consulted a friend of mine who taught chemistry who immediately pointed
out that using vinegar instead
was a BAD idea!
I started out with a printer that produced a nozzle check pattern where 3 of
the 8 ports were totally blocked, not
the tiniest bit if ink appearing.. a couple were ok with new ink and the others
spotty.
after a couple of days of Robb's procedure, and a total of about 6 standard
head cleaning runs and 3 or 4
test with a test sheet I made up inspired by another vid I saw finally today I
have me a fully operational
R2400... Hurray!
Darren wrote:
I like (much better) this guy's tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1hxljJhi9M
His use of aquarium pump tubing as a reservoir/sight glass is ingenious.
Also worthwhile is his formula for DIY Inkjet print head cleaner:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHUQAZFdTOM
ann, the happy but poorer camper
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