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Lexmark : Again
Author: David Carmichael	September 12, 2004 at 18:27:53

	I have a few Lexmark "16" black cartridges which keep acting as if they are clogged up and yet I am able to get the clogged jets freed up and the cartridge will print good for a day or two and then clog up again.... Now could the 'pigment' in my suppliers Lexmark ink not be 'small' enough for this cartridge? And if this is the trouble how does one 'filter' the ink shipment to insure that the 'pigment' is small enough to work correctly... --David Or would I be better off and toss the half-of-a-gallon of black and purchase a new supply from a different supplier?? --David
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