When I bought the printer oddly enough they gave me an extra light cyan Sawgrass cartridge - should I swap the faulty cyan that's blocking the printhead with this - Any thoughts?

I didn't know that - The chap that instructed me to do this process said I shouldn't judge the fact it printed perfectly - he suggested the cyan was put into flood mode. When I bought the printer it came with a spare light cyan cartridge as a gift. Should I try replacing the cyan with this?

I only got the Sawgrass sublimation inks with it - It's v frustrating because I've hardly used the machine at all
that why I can't see how the printhead itself could be damaged. It was fine before I foolishly didn't use it for a month. That's why I thought a good clean out would clear it.

Hi Justin - If I was to return it to standard inks - do you think that may cure the problem? If so any idea on cost for these?

<t>When running tests I was sent a file from Sawgrass which isolates the cyan only. I printed 3 x A1 sheets of cyan only which came out perfect - However running a nozzle check after I still had the same problem on the cyan. I was told when it printed the cyan the printers instruction was to flood ...

I decided to upgrade to what I'm told is a more reliable machine the VJ 628. Part of the deal was to give up the warranty on the Epson. They didn't want the Epson back so I thought it was worth trying to fix.

<t>I have a problem with my Epson 7890 which is only 11 months old, hardly been used - in fact I didn't use it for a month which has caused the cyan printhead to be partially blocked. When running a nozzle check about quarter of lines were visible if that. <br/>
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After numerous power cleanings ...

<r>Thanks Mark - Did you use a Teflon Pillow in the end and does it work? The link to Xpress shows some but they are very expensive - I looked the same item up on ebay where one can buy it individual sizes <URL url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PTFE-Teflon-Pillows-in-5-Sizes-Even-out-Pressure-and ...

<r>Can anyone tell me where in the UK I can purchase some foam sheets to lay over t shirts on the heat press to avoid crease marks. <br/>
I watched a video and at 2.44 mins they illustrate how it works <URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhJj5mVJ1yU"><s>[url]</s>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

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