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i have a lexmark 1180 all in one printer as i only use it very rearly i keep finding that the colour cartridge drys up is there a cure for this or anything i can do to revive the cartridge
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.there are only two known cures ....
don't unwrap the cartridge(S?) in the first place ....
buy a laser!
once the holes are full of ink I don't think there is a lot you can do ... I suppose wrapping the heads in clingfilm just might do the trick ... but equally it could just result in all the inks leaking into each other (they suck as well as blowing!)
thanks to capilliary action.
I took the second option ... a �22 (+vat) second hand HP4+ which included a new cartridge/toner which is good for some 10000 sheets ... so it will see me out - it sits for months sometimes and just prints whenever asked..
On the odd occasion I want colour I'd go to jessops or boots (actually I do it at work)
A friend bought a �160 colour laser which he'll throw away when it's empty (new inks cost �180!) - the results are impressive.
don't unwrap the cartridge(S?) in the first place ....
buy a laser!
once the holes are full of ink I don't think there is a lot you can do ... I suppose wrapping the heads in clingfilm just might do the trick ... but equally it could just result in all the inks leaking into each other (they suck as well as blowing!)
thanks to capilliary action.
I took the second option ... a �22 (+vat) second hand HP4+ which included a new cartridge/toner which is good for some 10000 sheets ... so it will see me out - it sits for months sometimes and just prints whenever asked..
On the odd occasion I want colour I'd go to jessops or boots (actually I do it at work)
A friend bought a �160 colour laser which he'll throw away when it's empty (new inks cost �180!) - the results are impressive.