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‎02-29-2020 02:22 AM

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Product: HP Designjet T1100ps
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi

 

I've aquired a Designjet T1100ps that worked fine for 4-6 meters or so.

It asked then to replace a printhead. I've checked info on them and they have printed anywhere from 2-4 liters so I decided to swap them all.

All in date, installed with no problem.

When the printer did the alignment, I noticed that there where a few spots where it seemed an ink would drop on the material.

Printer, however, completed alignment with no errors. Besides a few extra drops, didn't see any problems with the patters printed too.

Not sure it that info was relevant. Also colours that dripped where magenta and black, unsure which black.

However, after printing 10 or so meters, yellow disapeared.
In its current state, printhead has fired 8ml of ink and status: replace.

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Before I ask whomever suppied the printhead to replace it, is there a way I can make sure there are no secondary faults with the system?

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