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Bruce
Hi,
I just discovered this group.
I own three Xerox M750 color inkjet printers. Recently, I let two of
them go nearly dry. I suspect that was a mistake.
I purchased a full set of inks (black, cyan, magenta, and yellow) for
each printer from www.inkco.us. (They were $6 for black and $5 for each
color.)
After installing in both printers, I had to perform the clean function on
the color printhead at least ten times to get the ink to flow and the
colors to look right. Still, when I print a test page, the red sometimes
comes out like brick red, the yellow has green streaks, and the magenta
has yellow streaks.
I wiped the color printheads clean on both machines (I haven't used any
alcohol because I didn't know it that was ok), and still have problems.
After letting both machines sit overnight, they worked fine, but, the
next day, one of them was back to the same old problems.
I read
<[email protected]>
which tells about taping the tank to get the printhead to work. I don't
know how tapping the tank affects the printhead (do you do it while the
tank is still in the printhead?).
At any rate, I can't connect to this xerox article cited in the message.
Could someone summarize, or send to my parcxman address, for me, please?
I've got two M750's in need of help. I certainly won't let the third one
go dry.
Sincerely,
Bruce
I just discovered this group.
I own three Xerox M750 color inkjet printers. Recently, I let two of
them go nearly dry. I suspect that was a mistake.
I purchased a full set of inks (black, cyan, magenta, and yellow) for
each printer from www.inkco.us. (They were $6 for black and $5 for each
color.)
After installing in both printers, I had to perform the clean function on
the color printhead at least ten times to get the ink to flow and the
colors to look right. Still, when I print a test page, the red sometimes
comes out like brick red, the yellow has green streaks, and the magenta
has yellow streaks.
I wiped the color printheads clean on both machines (I haven't used any
alcohol because I didn't know it that was ok), and still have problems.
After letting both machines sit overnight, they worked fine, but, the
next day, one of them was back to the same old problems.
I read
<[email protected]>
which tells about taping the tank to get the printhead to work. I don't
know how tapping the tank affects the printhead (do you do it while the
tank is still in the printhead?).
At any rate, I can't connect to this xerox article cited in the message.
Could someone summarize, or send to my parcxman address, for me, please?
I've got two M750's in need of help. I certainly won't let the third one
go dry.
Sincerely,
Bruce