I was shown how to lift the thin rollers (the ones leaving a dotted line on my prints) in a non-destructive way. There's a lot of them you can see looking in from the open top of the printer. No need to move the print head.
Each roller (thin metal disk) is on a sprung wire spindle. Use a bent paperclip to flip the wire out from one side of its retaining clip and the roller just sits there, higher than it used to and no longer in contact with the paper coming through. It took me a while to latch onto how to do the first one, then it was obvious and very easy. All my rollers are now raised and it hasn't affected printing (as in, the printer works fine) and no marks. If I want to any time, I can reclip the rollers and return it to original state. This is a different problem/solution to the rubber rollers visible from the front output slot, but they haven't given me any problems so they've been left alone. Chris Howes >I too have have roller marks when using a 2100 with CIS/Lyson Pro Photo Gloss. How do you raise the rollers - there are white plastic roller holders on either side which I assume can be moved but how? (I hope one doesn't need a degree in mechanical engineering because I haven't got one!) =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
