Following on from my posts at http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=32843#p32843
I am now working on my Epson CX3200.
Over recent days I have done multiple head cleanings after flushing the heads with hot distilled water and, from the nozzle check printouts, I can see that there is only 1 nozzle that is actually blocked permanently at present.
They don't all print every time yet, they're intermittent, but from looking at past nozzle checks they all have printed at some time over the past 7 days, apart from 1, and that 1 has never printed.
I'm on to my 33rd nozzle check over about 7 days as I speak.
I think that 1 is probably a true blockage, the remainder being intermittent air blocks at some time or other over the 7 days.
I'll probably be able to clear that true block, hopefully, and I'm not overly concerned about that.
I'm concerned about the intermittent air blocks though on the remaining jets.
How do I clear those air blocks?
Thanks - cluker
I am now working on my Epson CX3200.
Over recent days I have done multiple head cleanings after flushing the heads with hot distilled water and, from the nozzle check printouts, I can see that there is only 1 nozzle that is actually blocked permanently at present.
They don't all print every time yet, they're intermittent, but from looking at past nozzle checks they all have printed at some time over the past 7 days, apart from 1, and that 1 has never printed.
I'm on to my 33rd nozzle check over about 7 days as I speak.
I think that 1 is probably a true blockage, the remainder being intermittent air blocks at some time or other over the 7 days.
I'll probably be able to clear that true block, hopefully, and I'm not overly concerned about that.
I'm concerned about the intermittent air blocks though on the remaining jets.
How do I clear those air blocks?
Thanks - cluker
