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"I'll get a substitute for Windex (Glassex, they don't sell Windex here) and see what that'll do. " I don't know the formulation of Glassex. Original Windex contains a small amount of ammonium, which is critical to performance (IMO).

Given all of the above, I would say you have an issue with the waste ink removal system after the "parking pad". Either a clog in that system, or a poorly operating pump. I would flood the pad with a standing pool of Original Windex, let it sit for a hour, run a cleaning cycle, and re-inspect...

It does not look good. If you have cleaned the contacts, try again with a pencil eraser. Else, your print head is probably "toast". Have you been utilizing "quite" or "night" mode in the driver? That can potentially reduce thermal duty on the print head.

Yu can also dry them with a microwave oven (lower power level)to speed the drying process.

An evil cloud tonight...

i really wish it will!

Then there's Comet NEOWISE...

Found it online and thought it was clever. If not, you have my apologies.

Steamboat defines and embodies the untamable spirit of the state of Wyoming. He was the star of the rodeos and Wild West shows for 15 years. A legendary bucker, he was jet black with three white feet. He received his name because, when he was a colt, he sustained a broken nose, which caused...

Or the specials... Exclusive Wyoming Whiskey Edition: Hole In The Wall At the turn of the last century, bank robbers, moonshiners, and seducers thrived in the isolated territory that is now Hot Springs County, Wyoming...

OK, here...

I have seen black "mixed" with yellow with frequency. I suspect some cross-contamination within the print head, but never confirmed it. A cleaning cycle always cleared it up.

Why, RIGHT HERE! Empty, but PLENTY more available...

Jack Daniels in hand...

Are you using "Night Mode" or "Quite Mode" in the driver? That slows printing, and lessens the thermal duty on the print head, potentially extending print head life.

From the patio tonight.

...and you did it in shorts and flip-flops!

Yeah. If I could sweep the wind energy of a 10 foot diameter, I'm convinced I could heat the house, even at -40F!

IMO, you REALLY don't want large storage batteries of any chemistry on your property. They are expensive to purchase, are a considerable hazard, and currently don't have sufficient lifetime. If you do go the storage route, DON'T place them inside your home.

Or Nozzle Tests!