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Too much ink!

v) Please ensure that you do not have your CISS placed higher then the

printer level. The CISS works on a vacuum and if raised higher then the

printer head, gravity will take over and flood you printer

vi) Check your printer settings to ensure you have the correct setting for the

paper you are using. If you choose photo paper when using plain paper

or vice versa the print will be affected.

d) Cartridge chip reset - Low ink.

Your CISS has smart chips attached to the cartridges. These chips will

automatically reset once the chips thinks that there is less then 10% of the useable

ink left in the cartridge.

If your system fails to reset please try to ‘Hard Reset’ the chips as follows:

With your printer on, unplug the power lead on the back of your printer. Wait for

approximately 4 minutes then reinsert the power cable and turn on you printer.

If this fails to reset your cartridges please contact RIHAC Digital Solutions

immediately to organise replacement cartridge chip to be sent out.

e) Abnormal Grinding Noises.

If your printer is making abnormal sounds or the printer head seems to be

struggling to move from one end to the other please readjust the metal bracket

which is holding the silicon tubing and check the length of the tubing as per

page 5).

f) Silicone tubing out of shape

On some rare occasions the silicone tubing may have developed a ‘memory’

due to the way it has been packaged causing a kink in the tubing. Simply dip

the silicone tubing in some hot water for a few seconds. This will soften the

tubing and remove any kinks. Please be sure not to place the cartridges

into the water

g) Flashing Printer Lights – Service Call

If your printer lights are flashing and a message appears stating that your

printer requires a service then the counter on your printer wast ink pad may be

at full capacity. Please contact RIHAC Digital Solutions and they can advise

you on what needs to be done.

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