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dgberg

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Have had a 75% blockage on my green channel since Saturday.
All the standard pairs cleanings,control image prints and nozzle checks and nothing.
In service mode I started with CL1 and eventually to CL4 with no response.
Finally thought I would try something I saw on YouTube some time ago.
Took my Inkjet Cleaning Fluid and semi saturated a towel. Shut the machine down in service mode and slid the head to the center of the carriage.
Put the fluid soaked towel under the head and left it there for around 4 hours. Before removing it I grabbed both ends and lightly slid the towel back and forth over the head. (Do at your own risk.)
Started up in service mode did a CL1 pairs clean then the control image and finally a nozzle check.
Came out perfect the first time.
All I can say is how do you spell relief. ROLAIDS
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Sorry Bill If you want to post your beer again please do,I'll have another with you anyday!
 The previous thread crashed and our illustrious leader/Admin is on a boat in the Antarctic.

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Dan, 

Thanks for the info and glad it came back.  What brand fluid are you using.

Paul Caldwell
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Paul, here is the link

Brian.
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Thanks Brian.

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Sorry Bill If you want to post your beer again please do,I'll have another with you anyday!
 The previous thread crashed and our illustrious leader/Admin is on a boat in the Antarctic.

Oops, I shoulda checked that older thread about toxic images!  Let's just leave it at, it's Miller Time!
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I tried the soaked paper towel, but with Windex when I had my 4900 clogging and it resulted in almost all the heads clogging!  I used the CLF fluid and that combined with a humidifier solved the problem almost overnight.

Great to hear you're up and running again Dan!
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Mike,
Boy is that scary! Happy to see you up and running too.
I guess we all know that this is not a perfected science.
I am getting ready to write an article for my blog on the "Print Studio Clean Room"
Equiment to control static,hudmitiy and dust control.
It all does work,really.
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