Dye-sub black ink bugaboo - Engraving Etc. Forum

From:	jpkevin	20 Feb 2007
To:	Zonas	17 of 23

6092.17 In reply to 6092.13

Hi Zona

If you turn off the printer and unplug it for approx 30 minutes, the chips should reset.

Kevin Lumberg
Sublimation Specialist
Johnson Plastics
1-800-869-7800
kevinl@johnsonplastics.com

From:	gt350ed	20 Feb 2007
To:	jpkevin	18 of 23

6092.18 In reply to 6092.11
Kevin: Thank you for jumping on board in an attempt to solve my pro-blem-o. Your advised procedure is pretty much what I have evolved to, except that I have used distilled water in the past, versus Windex or Simple Green. Maybe something stronger than water is needed this time. I'll follow your advice. Thanks, again. Ed Holley Victor Valley Trophy & Awards Co. and Coffee Mugs Online www.coffeemugsonline.com

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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