Re: bc-02 blocked solid (Inkjet Refilling Talk)

Re: bc-02 blocked solid
Author: Area	August 15, 2005 at 16:35:21
in reply to: Re: bc-02 blocked solid* posted by Alchemist on June 30, 2005 at 22:14:16*

Species,

Follow the direction of Alchemist for he is absolutely
correct in his treatment.

Area 51

> Species,
>
> Try removing the side cover and the the printhead. It can be flushed out by attaching a syringe to the inlet from the foam container. Then reseal and glue back the printhead/pcb contact assembly. Next reglue the cover plate. This works as a last resort and is less damaging then extended immersion in an ultrasonic bath.
>
> Alchemist
>
> > I have tried dipping the head in boiling water, and dipping
> > the head in alcohol and even bleach. But it is still
> > blocked solid. Yes, I tried forcing air through the vent as
> > well.
> >
> > The only thing I can think of is to immerse the whole cart
> > in boiling water and biol it for a few minutes to try and
> > dissolve the blockage - whereever it is
> >
> > Any thoughts

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> Species, > > Follow the direction of Alchemist for he is absolutely > correct in his treatment. > > Area 51 > > > Species, > > > > Try removing the side cover and the the printhead. It can be flushed out by attaching a syringe to the inlet from the foam container. Then reseal and glue back the printhead/pcb contact assembly. Next reglue the cover plate. This works as a last resort and is less damaging then extended immersion in an ultrasonic bath. > > > > Alchemist > > > > > I have tried dipping the head in boiling water, and dipping > > > the head in alcohol and even bleach. But it is still > > > blocked solid. Yes, I tried forcing air through the vent as > > > well. > > > > > > The only thing I can think of is to immerse the whole cart > > > in boiling water and biol it for a few minutes to try and > > > dissolve the blockage - whereever it is > > > > > > Any thoughts
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