Re: resolving banding problems
Mark,
Actually it was not my suggestion. Rajul was referring to some old post
about "Epson 1270 roller marks" that was written by ... you, as it
seems. I only suggested looking for another cleaner if he cannot find
Windolene where he lives.
But this said, yes, sometimes the printer gets real dirty, for example
when a sheet fails to feed for some reason. I have a 1290, an A3 printer
which is the European version of the 1270, I think. But the problems are
the same.
Sometimes I wonder how these concoctions work at all...
Tom Sobota
Ender100@aol.com wrote:
Tom,
On occasion, I have seen dirty rollers leave tracks and in some cases,
if there was a heavy inkload that got on the rollers and didn't seem to
dry, that would cause problems too, so your suggestion of cleaning the
rollers is a good one in order to eliminate that possibility.
Best Wishes,
Mark Nelson
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In a message dated 9/4/06 3:56:19 PM, tsobota@teleline.es writes:
Rajul,
Here you can find a description of Windolene:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windolene
If you cannot find it in your country, perhaps you
will find some equivalent cleaner.
Tom Sobota