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Is the sponge you report here the small rectangular parking pad where the print head rests? Or is it the long sponge that The Hat circled in his post?vladojko said:One more update... I removed again print head, cleaned it once more with Windex clone and I left it on folded paper towel laying in 1 cm Windex, I am planning to leave it overnight. When I pressed the head against the towel, ink was going out from all input ports, so I suppose that black is not clogged completely.
Also, the sponge in the printer that is below print head is filled with the fresh black ink (liquid, not dried). I suppose it is coming from nozzle cleanings that i performed or from some earlier leakage. When i took the print head from the printer, on its bottom there was some black ink.
Now after switching back to OEM cartridges I do not have any more ideas what else could be the problem except the print head. Does anyone have any clue what else could I do in attempt to fix this printer?
Looking at your nozzle test print, it appears PGBK isn't completely being cleaned of ink by the wipers (part of the purge mechanism). Residual ink on the bottom of the print head can cause ejected droplets to be blocked or mis-directed. This can also be caused by a leaking cart, flooding the print head.
Wayne