RE: Epson SC3000

["John G. Kuyten" <jkuyten@home.com>]

Hi,

I think David Tobie addressed this very well in his reply to my question

John

"-----Original Message-----
"From: owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com
"[mailto:owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com]On Behalf Of Donna Aldridge
"Sent: Thursday, July 08, 1999 1:06 AM
"To: epson-inkjet@leben.com
"Subject: Re: Epson SC3000
"
"
"someone wrote:
">> I was hoping that I
">> could switch the standard cartridges with archival ones (I have to get them
">> yet!) as I needed and back to the standard ones. The manual does seem to
">> indicate that once you remove the cartridges you can't tell the level and
">> suggest that this is not a good idea.
"Jon Cone wrote:
">you should know that you can't just flip back and forth between archival and
">standard cartridges.--snip--try weighing the cartridges before
">and after taking them out. Jot dowwn the relative status settings. Try and
">correlate to weight. And make a note as to how far you can print with the
">status settings when you reinstall.
">
">you definiely do not want to introduce air into the lines!
"-------------------------
"I was wondering how you treat 3000 carts that are not empty when you remove
"them from the  printer and want to re-use them later.  I understand about
"dealing with the Pro XL and EX carts, but the 3000's cartridges are
"entirely different and I will likely want to do some changing/flushing to
"try the Lyson inks at times.
"
"Thanks---Donna
"  Donna Aldridge
"        Aldridge Studios
"
"Fine Arts~Traditional and Digital Media
"       aldridge@maccore.net
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