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Ink levels and new cartridges on Epson P800

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JeanMichel:
And remember to batch your mk and pk pints as the switch does use some ink. The utility program will also give you a slightly better gauge of the remaining inks. Once you actuallly get the yellow triangle warning in you ink channel, you still have enough ink to print quite a surface of prints. I agree that keeping a spare set of cartridges is a good idea. Depending on the amount of printing you do, you can wait until your levels are at the half or quarter left.

Gennaro_27:
So, hearing from your experiences, I'm inclined to buy all the cartridges leaving out just the Matte Black.
I'm only worried about how to properly storage the cartridges, I mean if I buy these inks and I'll use not now but on the next vacation period (maybe Easter but for sure in July), they will be still in good shape ?
Sorry if I am a little bit paranoid but there are a lot of money at stake !

Thanks
G.

howardm:
make sure they don't freeze and leave them sealed in their blue bags.

Maybe turn them upside down every few months.

seriously, we most/all use carts that are months/YEARS out of date.

Gennaro_27:
Thanks a lot Howard !

Cheers

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