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Originally Posted by Chris
I owned two epsons and both suffered clogging problems, especially when used with refills.
That combined with their truly awful customer service and tech support means I'm determined never to own another Epson product, ever again.
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Green is a combination of (mostly) cyan and yellow ... if your printer won't print green, then two of the three colours in the combined tank are depleted. 
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Fair point though, separate tanks are more economical in the long run. I use Canon these days, they have championed separate tanks for years. |
I still run a R300 this printer is old. Yes when not used for a long period of time the inks do clog but I am yet to see a printer brand this has not happened with ( in the field I have seen loads and loads before anyone says my one doesnt do it) 6 seperate inks cost me less than a fiver so on the odd occassion it blocks it only costs a few pence to pass a few runs using the epson utility. The most ive had to do is change the cartridge meaning the head has actually never clogged really anyway