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older hp 697c that only gets used now and then. it has a color head that i
know to be full but only prints red. clean heads in toolbox won't work. what
is the best way to clean it? thanks.
Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)
Dip the print head in a dish of warm (not hot but very warm) water 1/2 cm deep
for a few minutes. This usually works but I am sure you will see lots of other
suggestions soon.
a concerned member of the usenet community wrote:
> older hp 697c that only gets used now and then. it has a color head that i
> know to be full but only prints red. clean heads in toolbox won't work. what
> is the best way to clean it? thanks.
>
>
Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)
Agree fully with the warm water trick, I've used it successfully a few
times, but only if that doesn't work try blowing into the vent holes for a
few seconds to force a little ink out of the head onto a paper towel. That
was the only way to get one old HP cart going again on an ancient HP printer
used at work.
Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)
Another tip, place the cart in a plastic bag and swing it round and round in
sets of six. Repeat if required.
"a concerned member of the usenet community" <walk@off.org> wrote in message
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> older hp 697c that only gets used now and then. it has a color head that i
> know to be full but only prints red. clean heads in toolbox won't work.
what
> is the best way to clean it? thanks.
>
>
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