hitchies wrote:
[Third attempt :( - 2 previous returned. Why??!]
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Re Robert's:
durabrite...is that the same as the coating that goes on Ally [coach]
wheels
so that you don't need to polish them to keep them shiny?
I've managed similar unblocking by sparingly
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], hitchies
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Re Malcolm's:
Umm ... so you are still around then, John ? . :-)
Hi Malcolm !
Not as round as I used to be. But, luurkingly reading the much
erudition on this list. ;-)
Glad to know that you haven't lost your
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Subject: Re: [ql-users] printer problem
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Phoebus R. Dokos (Φοίβος Ρ. Ντόκος) wrote:
Την Thu, 13 Apr 2006 19:20:51 -0400,ο(η) Jeremy Taffel
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As I got it for nowt, I'm not too worried about replacing it -
especially as
I intend to get one that is Linux compatible.
Is Linux able to
David Tubbs wrote:
...
But that pre-supposes a handleable cartridge and not mounted in the printer
itself, had that problem years ago with an Epson, what a bugger that was,
endlessly cycling it through it's nose wipe routine, even used a solder
sucker over the feed tube, but at the time it
John Gilpin wrote:
...
I successfully use Surgical Spirit (Obtainable from any chemist shop)
and a cotton bud to clear the jets on my HP printer. Alternatively, HP used
to provide strips of adhesive backed velcro type material which you stick
onto a test page provided using the
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John Gilpin wrote:
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I successfully use Surgical Spirit (Obtainable from any chemist shop)
and a cotton bud
John Gilpin wrote:
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Out of interest...what is surgical spirit?
According to the bottle I have it contains the following:
Virgin Caster Oil BP 2.5%v/v, methyl salicylate BP 0.5%v/v, Diethyl
Phthalate BP 2.0%v/v, industrial methylated spirit BP 95%v/v.
So it's mainly Industrial
Την Thu, 13 Apr 2006 19:20:51 -0400,ο(η) Jeremy Taffel
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As I got it for nowt, I'm not too worried about replacing it -
especially as
I intend to get one that is Linux compatible.
Is Linux able to drive those control-code-less Windows printers, or
does Linux
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Wonder if anyone knows anything about this printer problem.
I have my son's Epson Stylus C64 set up here at the moment and it has
developed a problem - both indicators are blinking which indicates
(according to manual) print head unable to return to
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Malcolm Cadman
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Gilpin
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Hi Dilwyn,
Try Viking Direct for your printer cartridges. They do a full range of
compatible units and the Epson stylus 880 Colour is on their list. Go to
Try Viking Direct for your printer cartridges. They do a full range
of
compatible units and the Epson stylus 880 Colour is on their list.
Go to
www.viking-direct.co.uk or ring free on 080042
I can vouch for Viking as being a useful and good supplier of
printer
cartridges. They are low
I have my son's Epson Stylus C64 set up here at the moment and it
has
developed a problem - both indicators are blinking which indicates
(according to manual) print head unable to return to home position,
but it seems to be parked in the home position!
Hmm, Dilwyn + Hardware = Problems :o)
However, I've been unable to use it as it was put away with a black
cartridge open in it. Once I had downloaded the correct drivers for
it, I
eventually got the CMY jets working, but the black has steadfastly
refused
to work - I eventually got it to product a single (dot) line for
about
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn
Jones
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Anyone got any suggestions or experience of this?
In my experience this is usually the end of the printer. It is
probably
the sensor on the rod that the print head moves on but is too
expensive
to repair
You are right. I
Robert said -
...any suggestions how to clear (trying propan-2-ol seems to have had
little effect (other than to get one dot working for minimal time), though
it does collect the other colours quite well - I dismantled the head
unit to get direct access to the jets...the C460 has a ...
hitchies wrote:
Robert said -
...any suggestions how to clear (trying propan-2-ol seems to have had
little effect (other than to get one dot working for minimal time), though
it does collect the other colours quite well - I dismantled the head
unit to get direct access to the jets...the
Wonder if anyone knows anything about this printer problem.
I have my son's Epson Stylus C64 set up here at the moment and it has
developed a problem - both indicators are blinking which indicates
(according to manual) print head unable to return to home position,
but it seems to be parked in
Try Aktiv Direct or Ebay
Derek
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Wonder if anyone knows anything about this printer problem.
I have my son's Epson
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Wonder if anyone knows anything about this printer problem.
I have my son's Epson Stylus C64 set up here at the moment and it has
developed a problem - both indicators are blinking
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