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Alright, so I've replaced the PBK cartridge and it looks much better, which probably means that the MBK will also improve with the purchase of a new cartridge. However, I'm wondering if there is any way to save the old cartridges. Is there anything I can do here? I've seen the concept of...

Thanks for the tips guys! I'll pick up some replacement cartridges and flood the purge unit. If I see no improvement I think I can safely say the nozzles are cooked.

Forgive my lack of knowledge here, but how would I go about flooding the purge unit? Just dump windex on top of it? It's also probably worth noting that I've been re-filling the existing ink cartridges with ink owl ink. Do you think the cartridges might be part of the problem?

Been fighting with a used Canon Pro-10 I got from somebody who had not used it in years. At this point, I've tried soaking the print heads in windex and still have had no luck getting a perfect nozzle check. Are the heads damaged? Is there something else I should try? Any help is appreciated here!