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Epson Gs6000 Capping Station Heads Replacement Frequency
- Thread starter datoshway
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CalamityJay
New Member
so when do you know when to usage and maintenence has deemed them replaceable??
J Hill Designs
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when you start seeing printing problems commonly associated with bad caps -- nozzle drop etc
CalamityJay
New Member
when i do a nozzle check, some of the nozzles on the test print consistently do not print(even with multiple heavy cleaninings & head cleaning with cleaning cartridges!)
at this point, the preventative maintenence instructions fail me.
I was reading on some threads that it might be these caps...
They are the caps to the right od the squeegee thing, correct?
at this point, the preventative maintenence instructions fail me.
I was reading on some threads that it might be these caps...
They are the caps to the right od the squeegee thing, correct?
boxerbay
New Member
how old is your machine?
bad caps are caps that do not seal air tight. so if not air tight it will not have the proper vacuum/suction for when you do head cleanings.
it is hard to visualize. if you have nozzle drops bad caps may be or may be not the problem. could be a bad head.
call the epson tech - 562-276-1305
bad caps are caps that do not seal air tight. so if not air tight it will not have the proper vacuum/suction for when you do head cleanings.
it is hard to visualize. if you have nozzle drops bad caps may be or may be not the problem. could be a bad head.
call the epson tech - 562-276-1305
CalamityJay
New Member
it is rougly two years old.
CS-SignSupply-TT
New Member
Give Mike Riley/Insignia Signs (Merchant Member) a call. He will fill you in on the GS6000