Jens, Looking at the blue strikes, even on the white area, it doesn't look like a clogged print head, but one that is spraying blue ink where it shouldn't. That also would be consistent with the correct nozzle chack pattern and no improvement after head cleaning. Why is this? Is it coming from the print head, or is there some blue ink in the printer mechanism contaminating the prints? Do you use ink from third party?
On Saturday 23 April 2005 23:14, Jens Bladt wrote: FJW> Dave FJW> FJW> Try to install: SSC service utility, which will enable powerfull head FJW> celaning: www.ssclg.com FJW> as well as restting ink counters, which makes i s possible to install FJW> cleaning cartridges and later shift to (half used) ink caartridges. FJW> Regards FJW> Jens FJW> FJW> FJW> G'day PDML'ers FJW> After a year of not being satisfied with my prints, I sat down last FJW> Sunday and read everything I could find on the subject of colour FJW> management. Long story short, success, I am now able to produce FJW> consistent, if not perfect, results. FJW> FJW> But... FJW> FJW> I've now got problems with blue lines running through all my prints: FJW> FJW> http://tinyurl.com/9ub3b FJW> FJW> I've run the head cleaning utility so many times I've used half an ink FJW> cartridge. The nozzle check pattern always comes out clear. The FJW> banding lessens if I make enough prints, but never really clears up. FJW> FJW> I suspect the problem is caused by a clogged print head (please FJW> correct me if I'm wrong). I'm using an Epson Stylus Photo 935. As most FJW> no doubt know, unlike Canon & HP inkjet printers the print head isn't FJW> removable, so fixing the problem isn't all that simple. FJW> FJW> So my question is. Who on the list has had similar problems? Were you FJW> able to clear it, and if so, how did you do it? FJW> FJW> Thanks in advance. FJW> FJW> Dave FJW> FJW> FJW> Jens Bladt FJW> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] FJW> http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt FJW> FJW> FJW> -- Frits W�thrich
