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Yeah I had looked there but with no luck, thanks anyway. I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve so perhaps I'll get it working this weekend. If not, oh well, it's not my computer lol
Yeah I had looked there but with no luck, thanks anyway. I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve so perhaps I'll get it working this weekend. If not, oh well, it's not my computer lol
Seek,
I had seen your link a few years ago before I joined 7 Forums and one of the reviews mentioned it.
Said it was a great system if you are printing everyday or large amounts of printing. If not then agitate the container before using to avoid clogging lines.
Just shake or swirl the contents, like I do from my 1 gallon gas container that has oil in it for my blower to even out the mixture.
THW
I just got around to testing this printer, and on the first run, I tried to print the chrysanthemum.jpg in the samples that came with W7, but instead of a flower, all I got was a striated yellow page. Figuring that the ink cartridges were dried out, I replaced them with new ones, and sure enough, it printed the flower, but still heavily striated. Assuming that this problem is in the printer itself, is there anything that I can do about it?
I will try that, but it would seem that if it were simply a contact issue, that it would either work or not. The width and spacing of the striations are very regular, which would seem to not correlate to something such as an irregular contact.
Seekermeister,
Do you have a maintenance tool for this printer.
If so, there should be a place where it will clean and or align heads.
Do several head cleanings until the test page meets your satisfaction.
THW
Maintenance tool...not exactly sure what that would be? I just scanned the flower print, so you can see the problem. I also tried printing that flower with my other printer, which came out much, much better, but I can see some faint striations on it also.