Epson Stylus Photo 750 head cleaning

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Bill

Black head virtually no output.
Have removed cartridge and dribbled alcohol onto the little spike and
wiped it with a cotton wool bud.
Can I disembowel it and have a go at cleaning the 'paper' side
nozzles?

TIA

Bill
 
Bill said:
Black head virtually no output.
Have removed cartridge and dribbled alcohol onto the little spike and
wiped it with a cotton wool bud.
Can I disembowel it and have a go at cleaning the 'paper' side
nozzles?

TIA

Bill

Bill:

Use the find function in your newsreader to search for the name
"Arthur Entlich" on this group
or do the same with a search engine. If you write Mr. Entlich and
request that he send you a
free copy of his excellent cleaning procedure manual for Epson
printheads, you won't be disappointed.

Regards,

Edward Hennessey

(e-mail address removed) - no,no,no
 
Bill said:
Black head virtually no output.
Have removed cartridge and dribbled alcohol onto the little spike and
wiped it with a cotton wool bud.
Can I disembowel it and have a go at cleaning the 'paper' side
nozzles?

TIA

Bill
Basically don't attempt the disassembly of Epson printheads. All effective
cleaning can be done without that.
If you have a spare cartridge the best way is to fill it with Windex
(Windolene UK) and print a few pages with that as and when the black fades.
Mr Muscle a shower degeaser works fine as well. The ammonia content in these
cleaners acts as solvent for dye and usually pigmented inks. Household
ammonia diluted 10:1 also does the trick. And if possible ignore all the
parrot pratts who occasionally visit these groups with their prophecies of
doom. The solvent only stays in their for a few minutes and is flushed
through by the next load of ink.Some vendors also provide a solution which
is basically the same mix.
Tony
 
If you haven't already done so, send me a private email referencing your
printer in the body of the message and I will send you instructions for
cleaning your Epson printer without disemboweling anything.

No cost for the manual which is sent by email.

Art
 
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