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fixing air in the lines

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today i an going to fix air in the lines with a syringe and a bit of tubing

What you need

      • open up the printer and set it to copy (it does not mater it just needs to move the printhead to the center) once the print head moves to the middle unplug it

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    1. fixing air in the lines, getting to the dampers and the ink tubes: step 2, image 1 of 2 fixing air in the lines, getting to the dampers and the ink tubes: step 2, image 2 of 2
      • unscrew that screw so your met with the second photo and make sure that you take off the clamps so you dont end up like me and snap them

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      • you unclip it then you pull it out

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      • messy part and make sure that your ink tank has 2 lines nothing less other wise your just sucking in more air into the lines

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      • follow the video

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      • 1-3 all black pages in b&w mode or nozzle clean in maintenance settings

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