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How should I handle my cartridge?
I want to get some basic printer handling tips may any one explain me how should I handle my printer cartridges?
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08-18-2009, 06:12 PM
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Re: How should I handle my cartridge?
Ink cartridges are very sensitive to temperature. Normal temperature will do, not too cold and not too hot. When trying to remove cartridges and putting it outside the printer for a long time, put it inside a tight air sealed plastic bag. Use only genuine cartridge to avoid ink system failure error messages. When trying to install a new cartridge, try to clean the print cartridges first before printing something. You can clean the print cartridges by using the front panel menu of your printer.
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