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I would do a search on the forum about this printer and icc profiles. There seems to be a flood of them on ebay being sold as sublimation printers with some kind of unbranded sublimation ink and no customer service back up.

What's the mug supposed to look like ?

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Quinsfan;107079 wrote:I would do a search on the forum about this printer and icc profiles. There seems to be a flood of them on ebay being sold as sublimation printers with some kind of unbranded sublimation ink and no customer service back up.

Indeed, mate bought one and we has no luck getting it to work, so bought the 3000 series one and that works spot on , buy cheap but twice

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Dis you input original carts in?


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I think its possible that you were given original cartridges, complete with the original ink, and then a set of inks for dye sub, therefore the ink you are running at the moment, is not sub ink its the std ink, and possibly they should have supplied you a set of empty cartridges for you to put the sub ink into. i would not bother pressing anything else until you have established exactly what ink you have in the cartridges at the moment

have you turned the paper over?

The paper won't make much difference you can use standard A4 photocopy paper fine for sublimation you try it one day you will be surprised.

OP is using normal ink.

ArferMo;107092 wrote:The paper won't make much difference you can use standard A4 photocopy paper fine for sublimation you try it one day you will be surprised.

OP is using normal ink.

That's not what he states in his original post

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That limey/yellow colour is typical of trying to sublimate with standard inkjet carts.

Not debating that, have you read through the post ?

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