On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Dear List, > > Last week I refilled a couple of the ink bottles for the first > time. In one, > there is a small air bubble trapped in the curve of the feed > tube. The ink > flows freely and I'm having no problems. Should I worry? And if > so, is there > a cure?
Hi Paul, Don't worry, but DO check the integrity of your ink line. Check the for the free movement of the print head and that the ink lines are not stretched at any point of the print head movement. These are things highlighted in the Instructions - FAQ to check regularly. Fianlly, keep an eye on that air bubble - I would expect it to move towards the cartridges as you print. By the way, the two main reasons that air bubbles can get into the CIS ink lines are: 1) Running out of ink - not a big deal if you catch it early and before the ink line is half-filled with air; 2) There is a small amount of air in the cart... as the temperature changes, the air will expand or contract, and it is possible for the bubble to expand into the lines - typically temporarily. Please contact us at mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] if you have any further questions! Best Regards, nij Nigel Rheam MWORDS Limited www.mwords.co.uk Digital Fine Art =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
