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  1. On 10/3/2023 at 2:06 PM, johnson4 said:

     Sounds like a damper/cartridge/sealing issue. If you haven't recently messed with the dampers and use the cartridges, probably gunk on the ink port preventing it from sealing correctly, or got sucked into it. If you didn't use new dampers before the conversion, very well could be the damper. 

     

    Again me... now sometimes i got an error 1433 when i do cleaning ( is unit sensor error or is unit error ) but not all the times, so now i dont know my problem will be the dampers or the ink pump assy 

  2. 5 hours ago, johnson4 said:

     Sounds like a damper/cartridge/sealing issue. If you haven't recently messed with the dampers and use the cartridges, probably gunk on the ink port preventing it from sealing correctly, or got sucked into it. If you didn't use new dampers before the conversion, very well could be the damper. 

     

    i can find on market only dampers? or i need the whole damper assy unit? and where can i find ? thanks :)

  3. Yesterday we print all day with our epson 4900 , end of the day i do a nozzlecheck i see i missing like 6 lines from VM channel, i run a power clean, and was more terrible , today i started with normal cleaning cycle, and i see on vivid magenta i dont have any lines.. i know 100% its not clogged , where can i look for problem? dampers ? because another nozzles are 100% perfect

  4. On 9/1/2023 at 5:49 PM, johnson4 said:

    You can manually flush out the old inks if you want. 

     

    Put in cartridges with cleaner and hook hoses to the "air intake" port on the cartridges. You can do a few at a time or all. 

     

    I do it with the printer off and unplugged in-case of spill. You remove the damper ASSY and disconnect hose before going into the dampers( will spill ink everywhere). 

     

    Now, just have pump push air into the cartridges, or liquid, and it will come out of the hoses until clean. Once done, replace all dampers. Now you have full cleaned out system. 

     

    You can also just run the Admin clean/flush on the main menu of the printer. 

    Sorry its again i disturb you , i cleaned the lines how you say now how can i fill up with ink 😂 i do like 2 power cleans but i cant see any ink in lines , thank you

  5. Hi anybody can help me, i bought an 4900 and before i put dtf ink in printer i want to flush out the old ink from lines dampers and head, i bought the service program but doesn t work, i asked from support what cause the error , and he also doesn't know , anybody have any idea how can i flush out the old inks?

  6. Hi everyone , im here to asking which will be better option to convert , we had some sad stories about epson 3800 and 3880 ( print quality its amazing but the head fired for no reason on both machine , we didnt take out the head or something like this, we printed fine and next day pronted blank page checked f5 fuse the fuse bleeping )

    so now we want to look for a better printer, i know converted printers come with lot of headache i know the commercial ones is better but our budget right now not allowing us to buy a commercial printer so thats why we looking again for converting 

    we are courios if 4900 worth it the conversion , im waiting for pros and cons from 4900/p5000 users thanks 

  7. i bought the printer second hand, with around 500 prints ( when i bought it was the capping station faulty , not sucked the ink properly so i changed it , when i bought it i run 2 nozzle check all nozzles was perfect.. and when i suck ink with syringe to damper and i do a nozzle check everything is perfect. so thats why i say my nozzles are not clogged

  8. Hi all, i have an epson 3800, recently converted , 1 of my white and black nozzles are poor, i know its not clogged because when i pull with syringe from damper everything come back, but after few prints the problem comes back, i changed already the capping station and dampers, but same, what can i do to solve this issue?

  9. the damper was never replaced so the next step will be to change the damper because every line is working only that one not going to damper when the printhead going to capping station to pull ink can be see the inkflow but when the head leave the capping station the ink slowly slowly go back in lines to middle of the line, so thats why i think the damper is the problem

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