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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (82494)	7/11/2013 4:38:39 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) of 110626

Here is a utube video of a continuous ink system being fitted to the model indicated. His spoken English is heavily accented but he covers all the important points. youtube.com I would have given the ink tubes a bit more slack to make sure they didn't fatigue when the cartridge head was in the extreme right position. I like how he used the cleaning cycle to prime the inks through to the print head. Wished I had done that. I use a wooden block cut to size to keep the lid open the right amount. One day I will paint it black to make it look as if its part of the machine. A solid piece of wood is much better than a plastic clip at keeping the lid opened by the right amount. I keep the ink reservoir in a plastic container clamped in place... just in case. Its important to keep the reservoir at the same level as the printer. 3.bp.blogspot.com /edit ps: one last point. See where he puts in the extra washers (supplied in the kit) at the beginning saying that they are not really needed these days? I would put them in. They stay there forever and are an extra level of safety against ink spillage. I use a different supplier, but the set up is exactly the same, and I have the washers in place.

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