Thanks Richard. The 7600 is probably close but it is a field manual and
thus limited in content but it will probably be useful. The 9000 would
not download but I suspect this will be less relevant. I have a 9000
manual which looks as if the printer was made a very very long time
ago. It beats me why a "pro" machine which is supposed to have user
maintainable waste ink tank and belt tensioning etc. has such a dearth
of information about how to maintain the machine. Actually, I suppose
it is obvious really. Most users of these machines are probably able
to just buy a new one when they go wrong, given that a call out will
probably cost a fifth or a quarter of the value of a new machine. Hey
ho.
I still don't know what the error code means. :0\
Drew
On 26 Mar 2005, at 22:35, RP McKay wrote:
On 26/3/05 4:42 pm, "Andrew Rodger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (in part):
I do not have a service manual for an ESP7500
and the ones which were available on line have disappeared. So a bit
stuck :0[
Can't find the service manual for the 7500 but did find this link that
might
still be of use?
Stylus Pro 7600 and/or Stylus Pro 9000
<http://www.eserviceinfo.com/index.php?
what=search2&searchstring=Stylus+Pro+
7600>
HTH,
Richard
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