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Dead link, found this. :frow https://www.download-service-manuals.com/en/manual.php?file=Epson-6927.pdf

Looks like i'll be nabbing a stylus pro 4000 :old Am I crazy? I should get it right? Sounds like the printhead has some clogs. What do ya'll have to say about it?

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In engineering speak, this would be referred to as the chassis. Not sure where you found the reference code but that essentially is the name. It's likely you wont find this part available from a part supplier as its not a consumable or service part, but you might find it on ebay or something...

Are you correctly setting the media type for the type loaded?

She doesn't like cut flowers, so for valentines day I tried something different.

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I can't see people stopping their efforts in refilling anytime soon. I think with the advent of the ecotank printers etc, we will see a new market for improved quality aftermarket inks, atleast I hope so.

Some small scale testing on Glossy Photo Paper. Looks like I've got this thing sorted. No visible banding. Hanging it in the window lets, see how it fades. This DesignJet had badly clogged HP11 printheads. See how I fixed them here.

:caf Is this an actual concern?

Silly Epsons

A little soft, 5000x7500 pixels may have been better suited to a 36" tall print but I wanted to make it YUGE

Rebuilding DJ500 Service station First Large format test since I got the DJ500 Success! Not bad for a free machine

Im reading that the USA Epson XP630 doesn't get along with refillable carts and I have to install a new chip every time I refill. Is this true? Is there some way around it?

Just four :frow Lamp came with the house :hu

As this DJ500 comes back to life slowly but surely, I'm eyeing different ink systems, the HP Cyan cart it came with is about a 1/4 full, its time to look at options. At first I was pretty much sold on a CIS System but now i'm wondering. It would seem to me that the DesignJet 500's off axis ink...

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Service manual for HP DesignJet 500 and 800 series.

:D Rebuilding service station of HP DesignJet 500

On this machine the nozzle check is essentially built into the printhead alignment. Each color has its own printhead. It print grids of little squares, It then uses its built in image sensor to scan the grids, if it detects one of the printheads is not producing well it will automatically try...