Dye-sub black ink bugaboo - Engraving Etc. Forum

From:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	20 Feb 2007
To:	logojohn	19 of 23

6092.19 In reply to 6092.15
John, There is an upside, to living in the day and age of the disposable printers. :-) David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri DGL Engraving Port Hueneme, CA
EDITED: 20 Feb 2007 by DGL

From:	Ruben (QUIEROLEARN)	20 Feb 2007
To:	gt350ed	20 of 23

6092.20 In reply to 6092.18

Ed,

when I used to have my 1280 and had similar problems I used pure amonia, and worked great.

If you do enough sublimation to compensate an Epson 4000, I recoment you to buy one.

Now that I buy one I don't have those kind of problems, also with my 1280 I never could achieve an acceptable B/W print/Transfer, the 4000 thoes very good work with B/W, colors are a lot more accurate also... just my opinion.

Ruben

From:	Zonas	20 Feb 2007
To:	RALLYGUY (RALLYGUY1)	21 of 23

6092.21 In reply to 6092.16

No this is full bottles, just happens when the chip needs to reset.

Zona

From:	RALLYGUY (RALLYGUY1)	20 Feb 2007
To:	Zonas	22 of 23

6092.22 In reply to 6092.21
gotcha....sorry. Thanks, Brian Genrich Rallye Productions Inc. 1-800-236-2036 x112 Custom cut, or sheet stock Sublimatable metal, Screen printing, and other digital print services.

From:	Zonas	15 Apr 2007
To:	jpkevin	23 of 23

6092.23 In reply to 6092.17

Kevin, just thought I'd let you know. Today 'my problem' (see previous posting) happend again today. So I decided to try your 'fix'. I turned off the printer unplugged it from the wall for 50 minutes. Came back in and plugged it back in. Same settings as before. I have to just keep wasting ink, until the machine thinks I'm completely out. It's a pain, after I finish this job I'll try to find Harvey's fix. Just wanted you to be aware that the unpluging doesn't reset the chip.

Zona
Zona's Engraved Creations

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