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Yes, you will need to purge the carts before you install the "Pharmacist's Solution". When you're done running the "Pharmacist Solution" through the print head, don't print anything else, then put the plastic protection piece back on the print head and store in a sealed baggy. You can keep the...

I guess it boils down to how many images the average user of these printers prints in the printers life time? There is a sticky titled "Printer refill numbers - 983 refills" and can you image a new sticky titled "I went to my BIG BOX store and bought enough OEM ink to refill my printer 983...

Its probably a web page that someone "cut and pasted" and they didn't check its contents. It was a nice thought though! :)

This could be where the "Resetter" would come into play... but I don't think that is going to happen.

I went to the AliExpress website to look at the single use chips for the canon pro 1 and I saw this (below). Notice # 2 in the Features section, it says "Auto Reset Chips, permanent chip, do not need chip resetter at all". I'm really dreaming now, but I do believe that this is a typo!

I just asked the same question, but concerning a Canon Pro-1. Have a look at http://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/how-to-store-a-canon-pro-1.11079/ and it will give you the general idea.

One of the questions that @Ink stained Fingers asked was concerning what paper types do you want to use. If its one with a sheen, the Chroma Optimizer is going to be important as Magenta will be a bit matte, and the Pro-9500 MkII will not have it. I personally have a Pro-10 and its a very good...

The Canon Pro 10 also has the Chroma Optimizer which is good for the glossies.

Much to my wife's displeasure! :idunno

I'm not overly concerned about the fading issue, since I don't sell my images, if they fade, I'll just reprint them. BUT, I do believe in a good file prep, inks, substrate and profiles are definitely mandatory. This is a learning process to find out what works for me and I'm loving it.

I understand... ;)

My first Pro-1 has entered service mode successfully... Haven't tried the second one yet.

When not in use, I just put a baby blanket over mine... does really well against dust.

@The Hat, where do you get the information concerning each cleaning cycle (60 hour, 120 hour, etc.) and how many ml of ink they use? I can see that you really have to weigh the pros and cons of doing a "System Cleaning" then. It might be better in the long run to print the weekly image OR this...

I have to admit that a Pro 100 does glossies very well... :)

Does anyone have a general idea of how many ml of ink the waste pads of the Pro-1 can handle?

I would go ahead and fill them to the top.

Do you have a full size version of this image? I'm only getting a very small image when I download.

Is this what I need to do inside the driver?

I ran across another great deal on a Canon Pro 1 that I'm thinking of purchasing, this time the previous owner used up all the ink and they decided it was too expensive to buy more. I don't want to run several Pro 1's at the same time, so how would one go about storing the Canon Pro 1?