Didn't want to hijack andy_48's current thread & his post/question ("How can one tell if microbial growth is the problem? More importantly, how is it avoided Ink storage conditions?"), so I started this one.
I too would like to know the answer. Just today again I had ink starvation on my PM. I had filled 4-5 times since last flush. My ink (Pression Colors) is now a little over a year old and the last few months I am having more & more problems as time goes on. Thinking about flushing all my carts again & dumping my current ink supply and ordering new in smaller bottles, then dump again in six months. May start storing the bottled ink my beer fridge also, or is that a bad idea? Just had such a good run with the Pro 100 and then like I said I have had many clogs and starvation/flow problems the last few months. I print almost every day, or every other.
I too would like to know the answer. Just today again I had ink starvation on my PM. I had filled 4-5 times since last flush. My ink (Pression Colors) is now a little over a year old and the last few months I am having more & more problems as time goes on. Thinking about flushing all my carts again & dumping my current ink supply and ordering new in smaller bottles, then dump again in six months. May start storing the bottled ink my beer fridge also, or is that a bad idea? Just had such a good run with the Pro 100 and then like I said I have had many clogs and starvation/flow problems the last few months. I print almost every day, or every other.
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