On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 at 23:54, Robert Hedan top-posted, (making it difficult to quote, trim & reply in logical order): >On avril 18 2006 at 23:48 De la part de Steve > > It shipped with those cartridges installed, they probably > > drained into the park pads. Pressure changes during shipping > > tend to force the ink out. > > > > However, that doesn't explain the chips reporting empty. > > > > Steve Greenfield > >No, that's the strange part. Black, red and yellow were replacement >cartridges she bought at Staples; those 3 don't work any more. Blue is >stock Epson, and that one still works. > >Maybe the Staples ink dries/clogs faster? Or maybe the surface tension is wrong and it falls out of the cartridge easier: that's one of the problems I have refilling my thermal inkjet Lexmark. I know Epson's different head technology but it must still depend on surface tension in the nozzles to hold the ink in, unless there is magically good pressure balancing - which, from recent discussions of CIS, I'm pretty sure there isn't. Regards, LenW -- Please trim quotes to minimum for context, then reply _below_ or interleave point-by-point replies.
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Re: STEVE: Cartridge flush - results
2006-04-20 by Len Warner
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