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03-25-2021 03:47 PM - edited 03-25-2021 03:56 PM
Good evening to all,
I recently purchased an HP Designjet 500 Plus plotter to print blueprints for modeling.
The cartridges dating from 2011, this one have all been replaced by cartridges of the brand in 130ml.
I mostly need yellow and black for my impressions. The problem is that even after replacing the cartridges I end up with colors that do not match.
The blue and magenta print heads are no problem for me and print perfectly.
Note that I pulled out the heads to clean them following the HP procedure, but it doesn’t seem to have worked.
How do I get out of this at a lower cost? I was going to let her print for a while, hoping the old ink would come out of the pipes, what do you think?
Thank you in advance,
Regards
03-26-2021 01:02 PM
Good evening,
I am offered two heads of prints brand HP new and still under blister at a very interesting price, unfortunately both heads are outdated of 2017. What is the risk of installing new but outdated heads?
Regards
03-27-2021 07:00 AM
you should first make sure all inktubes have no air bubbles ..( use a syringe to draw inks out )
then after insert printheads & perform printhead alignment.... if it pass.... then perform color calibration.
if both test passed & your printer should be fine.
before you print, make sure pick proper icc profile....according to your photos,, SRGB should be fine.
Myself used DJ500, DJ800 for many years & all were fine . ( except inks fadings )
Now I use Z3200 44" & have 2 running all the time. my favorite... but more troubles to maintain right
colors, 6 printheads & 12 colors .
good luck
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