NEVER BUY EPSON PRINTERS.....

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These pieces of Junk are for one off use only...and thats if you are lucky.
As soon as the ink needs replacement, they fail...The heads clog..... as
standards regardless of what ink you use.... this should be in the
manufacturer specification. Not everyone uses up the cartridges within the
warranty period...and so just as the warranty is finishing...so is the ink
and so is the printer life. I routinely and religiously followed the power
down ...print weekly...etc etc recommended by epson... what a load of
crap...and their support department treat you as crap as soon as they hear
the printer is over 1 year old. When the planet is dead and gone any future
civilisation who opens up landfills will inherit nothing but a load of epson
printers.
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I've had my Epson Salts 880 now for several years, have not had any
trouble with it, and am very happy with it.

Ricardo
 
If the problem is the tube having come off the cleaning station vacuum
pump connection, the fix is somewhat complex to explain. Please email
me for details, and other suggestions should it not be this problem.

Art
 
Using my vast intuitive abilities, which developed upon exposure to some
radioactive inks when I was a mere child, I'm seeing an image in my head
of someone thinking of the word "refill" and accidentally typing
something that his spell checker decided looked more like "Recycled".

Oh, it's fading now... I have to be very careful when using my super
powers, can't put such a strain on my neurological matrix....

Must sit down... now.

Must not strain my brain...
Must...

Several minutes later, after our super hero rested...

Pete, give this guy a break, what the heck to you THINK he meant?

Art
 
On some newer models they park after a few minutes sitting idle.
Keeping it one may cause some more ink evaporating and more thick ink
body over time.

Art
 
One thing I do suggest to people is to place the paper thickness
adjustment back down to minimum (thinner paper) when not using the
printer. This does seems to help the head to park with a better seal.

Art
 
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