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Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 26 Aug 2011, 11:41
by Paul
use head solution bddy

it may cure it with out flodng your printer and wasting the ink

this is great stuff!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ZAP-Inkjet-pr ... 3f063c435d
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 01 Sep 2011, 22:47
by Scapaflyer
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 02 Sep 2011, 13:02
by busybusybee
Im reluctant to use that stuff whilst it's still in Warranty, when it all went wrong i panicked and found a spare printer (another B1100) For sale with a year's warranty, it's more the down time that's the issue.
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 14 Sep 2011, 21:14
by busybusybee
Oh and were back to old form! Back to black ink blowing out and fuzzy image's! It's either jack it all in or bite the bullet and go for a ricoh!! Someone really doesnt want me to keep doing subli stuff!
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 14 Sep 2011, 22:03
by smitch6
all epson owners have this problem at some point i think lol
and you can guarantee it'll happen when you have an order to fulfil
it still works so stick with it, unlike mine that stopped working completely it was dead so i had to buy a new one
turned out we had a leaky window on the boat water and electronics do not mix lol
good luck
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 15 Sep 2011, 20:00
by bms
busybusybee;30519 wrote:Oh and were back to old form! Back to black ink blowing out and fuzzy image's! It's either jack it all in or bite the bullet and go for a ricoh!! Someone really doesnt want me to keep doing subli stuff!
Our advice always when this happens is to first have a read through our FAQ's on such matters and also have a look at the maintenace guide that we have online (
http://www.printerowners.co.uk/docs/mai ... eguide.pdf). Often the issue is determining if the printer is at fault or if it is the ink flow through the printer. Testing with ordinary ink cartridges will rule out the printer, pointing the problem to the bulk feed system as a possible cause, BUT it has to be determined where the problem is. If the printer won't print properly with ordinary ink cartridges in it then doing something to the sublimation ink system isn't going to help matters as the problem lies with the printer.
So the question now is, does the printer print okay with ordinary cartridges in it?
Re: B1100 is gonna go for a short flight!!
Posted: 15 Sep 2011, 23:33
by busybusybee
Hiya Martin, as I mentioned previously the original carts are empty purely through head cleans and nozzle checks, I might have the chance of some carriages tommorow so will update then! Cheers