John R
Getting Fingers Dirty
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2015
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- 21
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- Printer Model
- Pixma Pro 100
So I guess I don’t have a problem that needs fixing, but rather a problem I fixed. Figured success stories and techniques coming from this forum should be mentioned.
About four weeks ago I noticed at the bottom of the cyan block on the test page didn’t have a crisp edge. Since TurboPrint has ink counters, I printed out a cyan page from LibreOffice Draw on draft. 17,096 droplets later, the test page confirmed the problem. Running a regular clean and deep clean didn't improve the situation. Last weekend, I soaked the bottom for 5 ½ hours in pharmacist’s solution on top of a radiator in a freezer bag and after re-installation it showed some improvement. Today I let it soak for another 6 hours on the radiator and voilà!
Thanks for posting "solutions."

About four weeks ago I noticed at the bottom of the cyan block on the test page didn’t have a crisp edge. Since TurboPrint has ink counters, I printed out a cyan page from LibreOffice Draw on draft. 17,096 droplets later, the test page confirmed the problem. Running a regular clean and deep clean didn't improve the situation. Last weekend, I soaked the bottom for 5 ½ hours in pharmacist’s solution on top of a radiator in a freezer bag and after re-installation it showed some improvement. Today I let it soak for another 6 hours on the radiator and voilà!
Thanks for posting "solutions."

it is really appreciated that you’ve came back and shared your success with us, we don’t get nearly enough credit for the many contributions made by our humble members who only wish to make printing a safer and happier experience for all...