On 09/28/2011 01:09 AM, stephen barncard wrote:
If the ink is of a certain age, it hardens and becomes useless. Some carts
will actually have sensors to tell you if the ink is outdated.
On 27 September 2011 14:51, Joe Lewis Wilkins<pepe...@cox.net> wrote:
Hi Everyone
For those of you who may have followed this thread earlier, Richmond was
right on the mark.
Printers, those fiddly injection thingies and wonky cartridges are the
bane of my life.
Having fallen foul of printers so many times, my FIRST reaction nowadays
is "I bet its
something to do the the #$%^&* printer" [ '#$%^&*' insert extremely
coarse word of your choice here]; and, 90% of the time, it is . . . :)
Seeing as how the color cartridge was half full, I had
trouble considering that to be the problem. I have used hundreds of
cartridges on similar projects and never found this to be a problem. I
wonder if Epson's "mix" is different now than it used to be. Regardless,
whew!
Thanks to all,
Joe Lewis Wilkins
Architect
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