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08-31-2016 08:08 AM
i'm a support technian working on a designjet T770 with a mk-cartridge faulty issue which causes an leakage. i have already replaced the mk-cartridge, but the issue still persist. i have now replaced several parts like the ink supply tube, the ink supply station & the MK-Y printhead but no solution. i don't know what to try next so im looking for a solution
09-02-2016 12:46 AM
Hello RDMENT,
Have you located were the leak is?
This is what I have seen
A tube on the ISS get lose, causes the leak and then the ink cartridge rejecton.
If that happened, you need to replace the tubes, ISS and ink cartridge.
If the tube is leaking ink and ink reach the electricals on the new ISS, it could be damage adn you will need to replace it again. Hope this did not happening.
Mike G
I'm an HP Inc employee. But my response is not in behalf of HP Inc
09-02-2016 05:29 AM
Hello Mike G,
I've located the leak and it is in the carriage. so when the carriage moves it leaks on the starwheel assembly.
so i firstly replace the printhead (MK-Y) thought that was the problem to the issue.
but there was still a leakage, so i also change the Ink Supply Station.
but still no solution and after that i decided to replace the Ink Supply Tube thought it might be cloged.
Now i have not seen the leakage yet after replaced the IST because of the error that shows up about the (MK- cartridge faulty).
i have clean the contacts on the cartridge but still not solved also replaced with a new cartridge.
i will check the issue today and let you know.
Best regards
RDMENT
09-02-2016 08:36 AM
Ok after replacing the tubes you will need to access the Service Utilities Menu to purge the tubes.
Obviously you are not there due to the ink cartridge rejection.
Install the inks on the printer, access the printer EWS > Support > Service Support > printer information > All Pages and check the expiration date of the ink cartridge there.
If it shows 1969 or 1970, make sure the FW is up to date, do a EERom Reset, reboot the printer and reset the ink cartridge.
If you still have the problem try another ink cartridge.
If you still have the problem make sure the cable that goes from the ISS to the Main PCA is not pinch.
If the cable is ok and this was not a problem with the old ISS and it is not contained with ink, install the old ISS.
Regards
Mike
Mike G
I'm an HP Inc employee. But my response is not in behalf of HP Inc
09-02-2016 09:18 AM
i have tried the EEROM reset as Rashed said and upgrade the firmware, but now the plotter is in *Manufactering Mode*.
i have restarted it but it enters the same mode again.
i have not checked the cables yet but will check that now.
how can i get out of this mode or what must i try next????
09-02-2016 09:31 AM
Hi,
Besides the ISS, Tubes, printhead and ink cartridge, have you replace any other parts?
If you have not try the following
1- Take a USB and format it on Fat32
2- Copy the FW on it and connect the USB to the printer panel
3- Reboot the printer to reinstall the FW
4- Once completed do a EEROM reset again
Please do in that order
Mike G
I'm an HP Inc employee. But my response is not in behalf of HP Inc