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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
I've been using a Stylus 680 for years with few problems, I often refill the carts and use a chip zapper to reset them. Very few clogging problems and they are usually after fitting a cartridge. Trick is to let the printer rest for a day after fitting replacement cart(s) and then do the nozzle check and clean if needed. I think it's air locks rather than blockages that cause the problems. |
Interesting TVM for that. Any idea if the sx425w cartridges can be 'zapped' using that thing or similar?
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Originally Posted by Zing
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
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Where do you get your inks from Zing?