Nozzle check i960

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Is there a better or easier to clean nozzles than the clean
or deep clean proceedure for the Canon i960?
 
herbzee said:
Is there a better or easier to clean nozzles than the clean
or deep clean proceedure for the Canon i960?
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You can use either purge pages, or manuall clean externally.
 
Gary said:
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No it doesn't. The print head and mechanics woth the same way, OEM or
aftermarket ink.
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USEING OEM INK YOU USUALLY WILL NOT HAVE TO DO NOZZLE CHECKS. I HAVE
USED AN IP4000 FOR 15 MONTHS AND HAVE NEVER DONE A NOZZLE CHECK.
 
USEING OEM INK YOU USUALLY WILL NOT HAVE TO DO NOZZLE CHECKS. I HAVE
USED AN IP4000 FOR 15 MONTHS AND HAVE NEVER DONE A NOZZLE CHECK.
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That means nothing. You need at least 10 printers to get any sort
of statistical sample (per your own reasoning). Hahahaha!
Your brain is a clogged as your ass!
 
Prime said:
measekite <[email protected]> posted the exciting message




That means nothing. You need at least 10 printers to get any sort
of statistical sample (per your own reasoning). Hahahaha!
Your brain is a clogged as your ass!
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DERES DA BEEFERS DINNER AGAIN
 
USEING OEM INK YOU USUALLY WILL NOT HAVE TO DO NOZZLE CHECKS. I HAVE
USED AN IP4000 FOR 15 MONTHS AND HAVE NEVER DONE A NOZZLE CHECK.
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Proves nothing, I have used an i960 for 13 months, with nothing but
aftermarket refill ink, and no need to do cleaning cycles or nozzle
checks. I won't even mention the difference in money we've spent on ink.
 
measekite said:
USEING OEM INK YOU USUALLY WILL NOT HAVE TO DO NOZZLE CHECKS.
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This TROLL still doesn't get it that CANON designed NOZZLE CHECKS,
CLEANING, DEEP CLEANING - and finally, when all else fails complete
PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT (user changed part)... for people who use CANON
OEM IKS!!! We know Canon will lie less than your average troll, whose
only purpose here IS TO LIE and MISLEAD.

-Taliesyn
 
Measkite said - snipped per request

I do a nozzle check every time I do a cartridge change. I did this
with my old HP using OEM ink, I do the same on my mp760 with OEM ink
and I do the same thing on my ip3000 with MIS ink. The self cleaning
cycles are for the most part adquate. I have had to do manual cleaning
cycles once and that was a deep clean... and I only caught that because
I do nozzle checks every time I replace cartridges. This is overkill
but not foolish.

Perhaps you sir should read your manual.
 
Taliesyn said:
This TROLL still doesn't get it that CANON designed NOZZLE CHECKS,
CLEANING, DEEP CLEANING - and finally, when all else fails complete
PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT (user changed part)... for people who use CANON
OEM IKS!!! We know Canon will lie less than your average troll, whose
only purpose here IS TO LIE and MISLEAD.

-Taliesyn
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YOU, DA HIGH SCHOOL KID WHO NEVER ACKNOWLEDGES HE IS IN FACT JUST A HIGH
SCHOOL KID HAS A NAME THAT TELLS ABOUT HIS POSTS. I FINALLY FIGURED IT OUT.

TA LIES YN
 
Taliesyn said:
This TROLL still doesn't get it that CANON designed NOZZLE CHECKS,
CLEANING, DEEP CLEANING - and finally, when all else fails complete
PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT (user changed part)... for people who use CANON
OEM IKS!!! We know Canon will lie less than your average troll, whose
only purpose here IS TO LIE and MISLEAD.

-Taliesyn
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What can you expect from a grade school drop-out?
Frank
 
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