Digital BW, The Print

John,

On Epson 9000 the valves are outside on the left and the right
side of the housing. May be some Epson 7000 owner can answer.

Kemal

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john dean wrote:

>Hi Kemal,
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>That is a very good question! I just looked in the manual and they also state to be sure to 
>turn on and off the ink valves when transporting. However, when I do a search on the pdf 
>manual I can find on other mention of this valve. Could you please tell me where it is 
>located on your printer? My parts list doesn't seem to mention it either. But if they refered 
>to it in the beginning it must be there.
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>John
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>--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Kemal Delic <k.delic@t...> wrote:
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>>John,
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>>Does your printer have valves on ink lines? When I transported my Epson 9000
>>I didn't turn off the ink lines, I just forgot it. When testing the 
>>printer, halve of the
>>inks didn't print and it took me some time to realize that  the right 
>>side valve was
>>accidentally turned off.
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>>Kemal
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>>--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean"
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>>>>Dear Epson Printer technicans,
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>>>>I don't want to beat a dying horse here and I will be dealing with
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