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Also a owner of the 9890 and 3800 (not 3880). The 3800 pretty much never gives me a problem. But my experience with the 9890 is as the user above.Before considering after market ink, consider...

Danny,These are drips off the bottom of the print head. I have a 9890 and this will occur is I have to do 3 cleanings (usually a couple pairs, or after doing a PK->MK change or visa-versa.There are...

From a thread at LuLa. Forum member asked this same question of an Epson repair tech he has personal contact with and he said concerning unopened cartridges: "put them in the fridge, not an...

Canon used to make a glossy "photo film" ... this paper was so glossy that it looked WET! It's a real shame they discontinued it. It was very different from their other resin coated papers. ZERO...

Here is an interesting scientific document on the...

What follows is a quote from the mysterious and unobtainable Epson field repair guide.This information is relevant to the latest generation of Epson Stylus Pro's 9900/7900/9890/7890/4900 ... I...

Bob,You are absolutely correct. Sending any color data through the printers driver will get you "interpreted" results as the printer prints what it thinks you want.The only way around this is a...

He has a 9600! He can reset the maintenance tank himself via the printer control panel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmvpZmqjg74 I don't think there is a way to turn off the maintenance tank...

doh!should have read the entire thread before responding ;p

These drips are the result of doing several power cleanings and the excess ink has not drained from the pump cap. With a print of your age and use, it very possible the pump cap is not draining...

You have yet another option that doesn't get mentioned much.If you buy a 3880, but want to save on oem ink... look at Cone's new refillable carts. (they can be replace one at a time).Now, how...

If you are looking to jump into color management, but don't want to spend a pile of money, keep an eye on ebay for the x-rite dtp20. Used with ArgyllCMS (free!) you can make profiles every bit as...