Can anyone tell me what is happening here? How can I fix this?

<r>So I bought this printer. I guess I did not do enough research. I made a mistake by using standard ink instead of the intended sublimation ink. Is it possible to drain the eco tank etc? I'm trying to get this ball rolling. This feels like a big fail.<E>:eek:</E>:frown:<br/>
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This is so terrible!

<r>I was afraid you would say that. Would it be safe to print as much as possible with the extra paper I have? Unfortunately, That might be the only option I have to drain the tanks... then "power flush" the printer head. I'm not sure if I could do detach the lines. <br/>

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<r>The print looks great! Colors are vibrant.[ATTACH=CONFIG]6402[/ATTACH]<br/>
i think you may be correct. If so, is it difficult to clean out the ecotank?<br/>

<QUOTE author="Mrteajunkie;145261"><s>[QUOTE=Mrteajunkie;145261]</s>My guess is that’s not sublimation ink your using. <br/>
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I just tried that. Nothing came out

webtrekker;145253 wrote:What brand of inks and paper are you using?

Try pressing onto a plain white piece of 100% polyester fabric as a test

Yes, only sublimation ink.

pisquee;145254 wrote:Has the printer always only had sublimation ink it it, or did it have the original Epson ink in it first?

<r>The inks are Epson compatible, made in China (generic refill), from Amazon. I couldn't find the Epson inks anywhere around. With Printers Jack, Inkjet Sublimation Paper. I'll give that a try.<br/>

<QUOTE author="webtrekker;145253"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;145253]</s>What brand of inks and paper are ...

Justin;145248 wrote:Does anything at all transfer to the cap?

No. No partial, ghosting. Nothing at all

I have the temperature set at the recommended 350F.