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I decided to print a whole sheet covered with CO, and a nozzle check after that. And just like that it's gone. For now... Might check the cart(s) as suggested for good measure. Big thanks for your engagement! :thumbsup

As in subject: CO. Only new (at least unopened) OEM. Nope. I decided to print a whole sheet covered with CO, and a nozzle check after that. And just like that it's gone. For now... Big thanks for your engagement! :thumbsup

Wow, what a bummer...! :oops:

Yeah, that might have been a plausable explanation. But, unfortunately - no; has to be some other reason. Thanks for the suggestion though!

Chroma Optimizer suddenly shows a slight magenta color cast on the nozzle check after replacing cartridge (both original). It had been sitting unpowered for a while. Anyone with any ideas? (Canon Pro-1)

Much due to your remark, I finally took the steps to have a look at this Service Mode thing. It took a while to find instructions explicitly for the Pro-1, but eventually I did. I had since long located and downloaded the Service Mode Tool v3.4, so I was pretty excited (and somewhat scared)...

Dunno if anyone I know of would be interested but it's a great idea. I'll force myself to have a look around. Cheers.

Wow. That's really useful information - and 30ml in each lane is truly a lot. But since I've kind of made up my mind, and 3000 prints are a lot too, there's no golden road here I guess. Seems I just have to accept the tragedy of wasting that much ink. Do or (/and) die I guess :). Unless...

Haven't managed to find good info on this, maybe some of you can point me in the right direction? What's the best practice if I want to go all OEM again? What can I expect - how long before the ink lines have OEM ink only, and what's the best and least wasteful way to get there? Or, which...

Hi Hat! (well, that came out rather amusing.. ;) ) Wow, what a swift reply, big thanks! While I, in eager suspense :D, wait for your PM I might as well take the opportunity to ask for a quick assessment regarding the ink levels, if that's ok? Ink levels as we speak: The blacks and greys are...

Hello all - fresh newbie here. I've really tried to do my homework regarding this, but I believe I need your hands on experience. Bought a used printer some years ago, but never got around unpacking it even (yeah, I know...). But after some serious reading I decided to buy a set of third...