I had to refill another cartridge so I've confirmed my chip resetter is fine, as Paul suggests. I had two bad chips. Reinald, I tried your resetting workaround but it did not work for me. I'll contact MIS tomorrow for replacement chips. However. . . I've run into a clogging issue I've never seen before. One ink will show a clog so I do a cleaning cycle. When I run a nozzle check the first ink is OK but now a second shows clogged. I'll run another cleaning cycle and the first two show OK but a third shows clogged. Perhaps I injected some air while refilling the cart's (MIS Pro). Also, we've just entered the dry winter season so perhaps this is what's driving the problem. Thoughts / suggestions? Terry. > xylonic2000 wrote: > Interesting! I had the same "problem" with the SK168 on 2200 > cartridges. Not having alternative cartridges available (I'm using > MIS refillables), I simply held the SK168 in place for 30 - 40 > seconds after solid red appeared. The 2200 accepted those cartridges > without complaint. > > The SK168 had changed state in some fashion in the transition from > blinking to solid red and, without alternatives, it did not cost much > to hold the SK168 and cartridge together for an extended period. I > have no idea why it worked; difference in Earth's magnetic field > between your place and mine? > > Reinald
Message
Re: Bad Chip Resetter / Now Rotating Clogging Issue
2006-11-26 by Terry Ritz
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.