John R
Getting Fingers Dirty
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2015
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- Printer Model
- Pixma Pro 100
So I guess I don’t have a problem that needs fixing, but rather a problem I fixed. Figured success stories and techniques coming from this forum should be mentioned.
About four weeks ago I noticed at the bottom of the cyan block on the test page didn’t have a crisp edge. Since TurboPrint has ink counters, I printed out a cyan page from LibreOffice Draw on draft. 17,096 droplets later, the test page confirmed the problem. Running a regular clean and deep clean didn't improve the situation. Last weekend, I soaked the bottom for 5 ½ hours in pharmacist’s solution on top of a radiator in a freezer bag and after re-installation it showed some improvement. Today I let it soak for another 6 hours on the radiator and voilà!
Thanks for posting "solutions."
About four weeks ago I noticed at the bottom of the cyan block on the test page didn’t have a crisp edge. Since TurboPrint has ink counters, I printed out a cyan page from LibreOffice Draw on draft. 17,096 droplets later, the test page confirmed the problem. Running a regular clean and deep clean didn't improve the situation. Last weekend, I soaked the bottom for 5 ½ hours in pharmacist’s solution on top of a radiator in a freezer bag and after re-installation it showed some improvement. Today I let it soak for another 6 hours on the radiator and voilà!
Thanks for posting "solutions."