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Problem With Epson Stylus Sx445W
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I'm having trouble printing things as no matter what it is it comes out pink! I've tried the head clean and the printer isn't registering low ink so don't know what the problem is, can anyone help please?
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I had a similar problem with my Epson SX435W. Power the printer off for 5 minutes. Power back up & run the "Nozzle Check". If even one of the "steps" in any of the colour lines is missing, run "Head Cleaning" & "Nozzle Check" again. I recall doing this 3 or 4 times & if memory serves, the black ink cart finally owned up to being low. Replacing it when it asked to cleared...
12:29 Tue 26th Feb 2013
First, run a nozzle check to see which inks aren't printing properly. Then run the head cleaning utility several times more.
The Epson website states "If print quality has not improved after repeating this procedure about four times, turn the printer off and wait for at least six hours. Then run the nozzle check again and repeat the head cleaning if necessary". My own experience though (with a different brand of printer) is that it can take ten or a dozen head cleans to do the job.
Otherwise you'll need to attempt to clean the print head manually, possibly using a kit from here
http:// www.pri ntheadh ospital .co.uk/
as explained here
The Epson website states "If print quality has not improved after repeating this procedure about four times, turn the printer off and wait for at least six hours. Then run the nozzle check again and repeat the head cleaning if necessary". My own experience though (with a different brand of printer) is that it can take ten or a dozen head cleans to do the job.
Otherwise you'll need to attempt to clean the print head manually, possibly using a kit from here
http://
as explained here
I had a similar problem with my Epson SX435W.
Power the printer off for 5 minutes. Power back up & run the "Nozzle Check". If even one of the "steps" in any of the colour lines is missing, run "Head Cleaning" & "Nozzle Check" again.
I recall doing this 3 or 4 times & if memory serves, the black ink cart finally owned up to being low. Replacing it when it asked to cleared the problem.
The "Head Cleaning" process does use a certain amount of ink, so be sure you have replacement carts ready should you need them.
Power the printer off for 5 minutes. Power back up & run the "Nozzle Check". If even one of the "steps" in any of the colour lines is missing, run "Head Cleaning" & "Nozzle Check" again.
I recall doing this 3 or 4 times & if memory serves, the black ink cart finally owned up to being low. Replacing it when it asked to cleared the problem.
The "Head Cleaning" process does use a certain amount of ink, so be sure you have replacement carts ready should you need them.
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