Full Version: c86 won't recognize full ink cartridge

From: Mick [#9]
 30 Jul 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#7] 2 Aug 2006

Call me Harvey and I will send you a sample of it. I have it in 12' X 18" sheets.

From: Mick [#10]
 30 Jul 2006
To: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#8] 30 Jul 2006

White acrylic does work but the other white plastic I have is much more durable.

From: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#11]
 30 Jul 2006
To: Mick [#10] 30 Jul 2006

Interesting. What type of plastic is it?

From: Mick [#12]
 30 Jul 2006
To: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#11] 30 Jul 2006

It is a thermoplastic (vs. thermoset) stryene product. It can readily be sheared on standard small shears and also cut with a laser quite nicely.

From: logojohn [#13]
 31 Jul 2006
To: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#3] 31 Jul 2006

The fan is 2hp, 1250CFM.
Other people are using it with longer runs. but the only difference
is they used a 6" to 8" so we are going to change it which should fix it.

Ours is about 10' to the fan and only about 6' to the outside and the vent flap is opening.

The fan evacuates the cabinet well for about the first 2 inches the scatters but doesn't collect so is slowly being pulled out, just not fast enough. The air assist is not on at the time.

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From: logojohn [#14]
 31 Jul 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#5] 2 Aug 2006

Well it is working again so that is the main thing.

I tried the SSC Service Utility and it showed the true ink level and another show of the settings that showed it empty.

Tried several of the resets but no luck.
I remeber now that when I put this new cartridge in I was in a hurry.
I was thinking the protection tab was around the place where the ink comes out. Seeing none there I just put the cartridge in. I later realized It was on top and removed it. Some of the other colors you can see a little ink around the c shaped slot. The black appeared solidly filled in.
I tired opening it with an exacto knife and reset again but no luck.

Finally just tried a 2nd new cartridge and it worked. Must be something messed up with the first one that the service utility can't even fix.

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From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#15]
 31 Jul 2006
To: logojohn [#14] 31 Jul 2006

John,

Some cartridges come with bad chips.

Sounds like yours may be one. You can buy replacement chips from www.inksupply.com

Better yet, you can call your ink supplier and have them send a new cartridge.

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