Digital BW, The Print

Bill..
What buttons are you "pushing"?..
To move the carts to the left, you push down on the paper feed button until
it moves left..Once it's all the way to the left you can un-plug  it..For
cleaning, plug it back in and hold the"color" button down until it starts
going through its cleaning cycles..BTW, You neglected to mention if you are
on a CIS or just using carts, and whether you are using Epson OEM dye ink or
3rd party pigmented inks..

Eddie Wiseman
----- Original Message -----
From: <billbs@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 12:54 PM
Subject: [Digital BW] 1160 Printer/Help


> I've got a 1160 printer that is giving me trouble.  I've never had trouble
with
> it in the past , so I'm not sure what to do.  The black head is terminally
> clogged or it's premeturely out of ink (which I suspect is the case).
> However, I'm having no luck getting the print heads into the position to
> change the cartrages.  The system does not show that it is ready for ink,
> so every time I push the button and hold for 3 sec it just goes into a
> cleaning cycle.  I've tried pulling the plug during the time it is doing
that,
> but that does not release the head (I can not move it easly manually and I
> am afraid I will damage it).  Can anyone tell me what to do?  Would
> appreciate any help I can get.  Please email me or post on the list.  I
> would probably get a email faster and I'm dead in the water now.  Thanks
> so much guys/gals.
>
> Bill
> billbs@...
>
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