Re: epson 2450 chews now: red line

[Arthur Entlich <artistic-1@xxxxxxx>]

OK, thanks for the clarification.  Now I understand what you did, and it
all is making sense.

Glad you were able to get the beast working well again.

Art

Artistic Photography wrote:

 > I did indeed open it up.  The tape that was holding the grey window in
 > place had become a little unglued.  I pressed the tape back in place,
 > then removed the fibers that were showing through the grey glass.  I'm
 > sure that was the problem, as the fibers were in the same area as the
 > line.  It's all fine now, I used a dusting glove inside and out as well
 > as a blast of compressed gas and our scans are both spot and line free
 > now and we are indeed smiling.  My 16" Kreonite print processor is all
 > apart in the basement, and since we are now using a 1270 and a 2000p I
 > don't even like to go in the basement anymore.  I think my RA4 days are
 > over. I will probably resock and rebuild the Kreonite and sell it for a
 > down stroke on an Epson 10,000 I forgot to mention the scanner is an
 > Epson 1600 Expression.  Mike
 >
 > Michael and Mary Messner
 > Artistic Photography
 > www.artistic-photo.com
 >



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