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Skybird · 02-23-09, 08:58 PM

Contact cleaner - I'll try that on the printhead. It is a separate unit, not built into the cartridges. The printer is also not new, but again: not old. 2 Years or so. I could roder a new printhead, but that costs as much as the whole device costed, completely. Where is the sense in that?

It seems there are 3rd party heads available, like there are also 3rd party links and cartridges. I hope that maybe just some of that in was bad. I really like that printer, it is so very clever in ergonomic design, and prints extremely good quality, fast and not loud.

The more technical progress we get, the less enduring the items of this progress are. - Is that really progress? At school age, I used an old typewriter, by Olympia. It was produced before the war, in the mid-30s. It still is fully functional. And the crystal radio of my father - also build before the war - still fully functional, only the headphone got replaced.

Most modern producers and marketing specialists could take lessons from these old things.

02-23-09, 08:58 PM	#3
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,614 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Contact cleaner - I'll try that on the printhead. It is a separate unit, not built into the cartridges. The printer is also not new, but again: not old. 2 Years or so. I could roder a new printhead, but that costs as much as the whole device costed, completely. Where is the sense in that? It seems there are 3rd party heads available, like there are also 3rd party links and cartridges. I hope that maybe just some of that in was bad. I really like that printer, it is so very clever in ergonomic design, and prints extremely good quality, fast and not loud. The more technical progress we get, the less enduring the items of this progress are. - Is that really progress? At school age, I used an old typewriter, by Olympia. It was produced before the war, in the mid-30s. It still is fully functional. And the crystal radio of my father - also build before the war - still fully functional, only the headphone got replaced. Most modern producers and marketing specialists could take lessons from these old things. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.