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robertDthomas

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The Incomperable Z3200
« on: August 14, 2018, 12:23:18 pm »

A couple years ago I had the belt fail on my Z3200 and noisy (grinding) sound from my powersupply fan.  I had some backlog of work and wanted to try out Epson so bought a P9000 to process the work.  After a few months I repaired the Z3200 with a lot of help from Mark Lindquist and had it back running.  Used it along with the Epson for awhile but work dropped off and I preferred the speed and quietness of the Epson so turned off the HP.  Things picked up and went to the HP to restart and found I had left it off for 10 MONTHS.  I just agitated the cartridges and then fired it up, calibrated a paper and it worked fine.  No head cleaning or anything else.  Printed several prints and all fine.  AMAZING.  I still prefer the speed and how quite the P9000 is when its not printing but I have done periodic cleaning of heads on the Epson and none with the HP.
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John Nollendorfs

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Re: The Incomperable Z3200
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2018, 03:41:50 pm »

Robert:
Speed is relative. The Z is very quiet when not running, unless you have a very noisy powersupply fan. Have you tried the high sample profiling targets of the Z, and compared results with the Epson. Would be interesting to hear about the comparative results!
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