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The ink in the nozzles dry up and usually it takes several 'cleaning' sessions to get them all working again.
by Ballas 6y ago
The ink in the nozzles dry up and usually it takes several 'cleaning' sessions to get them all working again.
- fyfy18 6y agoYes this exactly. My friend has a professional printer like you'd find in printing shops, and when he is on holiday I go to his house every few days to run a test print to make sure the head doesn't dry up. If it does, the only real option is to pay a few hundred Euro for a new one.