type
print head. If so just follow our standard Epson
instructions (as below) but exclude inserting Magic
Inkjet Flush into the ink inlet stumps for now!
Instead just use the Blue Magic Pillows. Basically,
you just stick a Blue Magic Pillow onto the centre
track as normal and then soak it well (approx an 1/2
full Magic Applicator) with WARM Magic Inkjet Flush
and then leave to soak for at least 1 hour or
overnight.
If that does not work next use the Dr.EpSUN Refill
Tool and make a Dr.EpSUN Cleaning Cartridge then print
tests until
unclogged.
Just to give you an idea... You can view a few
videos of the inner movement of the Artisan print
head here...
But DO NOT REMOVE PRINT HEAD or anything as it is not
needed!
HOW TO
UNCLOG AN EPSON PRINT HEAD... using
our copyright: "Blue
Magic Pillows" method
You can find the longer process at
the end of the Magic
Manual if
you prefer to download it?
But personally I now find the
Blue Magic Pillow
method easier. (see below)
Using our
UNIQUE "Blue Magic Pillows" you can now UNCLOG most
EPSON PRINTERS the FAST WAY!
Here´s how:
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1. Switch
ON your Epson printer.
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2. When
carriage moves simply PULL the power cable from the
back of the printer. (To allow free movement of
carriage)
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3. Now
remove inks and slide the carriage to the left.
NOTE: If the
printer has been left unused for a long time?
Remember to start by dripping a few drops of
WARM MAGIC INKJET FLUSH onto the Epson
Cap Assembly (Where
inks park) or place a small magic pillow onto it
and soak it in Magic. Because as mentioned if
totally dry it will be almost impossible for the
ink purge tubes to function properly.
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4. Take
a
Blue Magic Pillow and
peel off white backing to reveal the adhesive and
find a clean raised part of the track then stick the
Blue Magic Pillow
onto
the track. (sticky side down) Usually best in the ink
cartridge change position so
that you have space to use the Magic Applicator, as
the lid tends to be more open and accessible at
this point or slightly to the left.
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5. For older models
you may need to gently remove the lift up handles
which hold the inks in place, these just unclip at
the sides.
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6. Now
SOAK the
Blue Magic Pillow
with half a MAGIC APPLICATOR full of WARMED Magic Inkjet Flush
and immediately...
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7. Slide
the carriage over onto the WET
Blue Magic Pillow , so that the
print head now sits onto it. *Although you can´t
see it, the print head is underneath where the inks
go.
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8. Now
refill the Magic Applicator again with WARM MAGIC INKJET FLUSH (hold
Magic Applicator upright and eject any trapped air which is at
the tip.)
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9. Then gently sit
the rubber tip of Magic Applicator onto the tip of each clogged ink
inlet post and inject (about a 1/4 of a Magic
Applicator Full into EACH ink inlet POST. Click
here (If you
have a magnifying glass you can see the tiny holes
around the ink inlet tips which the inks sit onto.)
The Magic Applicator will cover these tiny holes, allowing warm Magic to travel down into the print head
and exit onto the BLUE Magic Pillow below, thus
unclogging any dried ink trapped inside, repeat as required. Always
refill Magic Applicator BEFORE EMPTY to prevent air
entering print head !The
Warm Magic will attack the ink clog from both ends
and usually it is all you will need to do ! DON'T
BE TEMPTED TO SLIDE
THE CARRIAGE after injecting Magic otherwise the
pillow may become damaged.
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10. Now
leave the print head to soak for at least 4hrs or
overnight is best. This will enable Magic to
penetrate from both ends and unclog the tiny ceramic
canals inside print head. Also don't forget to place
a Magic Pillow onto the cap
assembly (see
below) and give it a
squirt of warmed magic (About
half a Magic Applicator full) The cap assembly has a
rubber seal around it and can be found on the right
hand side... Where the print head is usually parked.
This will help to make sure that the ink priming
facility is not clogged up and working properly.
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11. NOTE:
Just in case you are having problems? Check under side of
cap
assembly to check that
no tubes had come off? This is where ink priming takes
place (the start up noise when you switch printer on) priming
will not work properly if the tubes have become disconnected.
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12. Next
day remove both Magic Pillows.
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13. Insert
inks + Cable WITHOUT REMOVING the MAGIC liquid and
run a nozzle test.
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14. If
you wish you can Print Test Sheets = USING MAGIC INKJET FLUSH,
which will eventually draw your in though.
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below.
1. Please CLICK
HERE or
copy and paste this link tinyurl.com/pqglr into
your browser.
2. Then Choose (SAVE
AS) If
you do not manage to connect immediately, please try in
a few minutes, because we have a max of 50 downloads at
any one time.
3. The FILE will be saved
on your DESK TOP as... (Magic_Inkjet_Flush_Manual_1886)
4. Once downloaded... Choose
centre option (OPEN
FILE)
A ZIP File called (Magic_Inkjet_Flush_Manual_1886)
will be found on your desktop (ICON
looks like a little yellow TV on page)
5. Using mouse RIGHT!!!!
Click (RIGHT
CLICK) on ICON called (Magic_Inkjet_Flush_Manual_1886)
6. Choose 5th
option... (WinZip)
7. When new window appears... Choose
2nd option (Extract
to here)
8. When offered by WinZip... Choose (USE
EVALUATION VERSION) it
is FREE !
A BRAND New File will now appear on your Desktop... called... (Magic
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9. (Double
click) to
open it...
10. You should now see lots of
colour pictures...
Click on large (e) entitled 1_CLICK_HERE
Magic_Inkjet_Flush_Manual_1886.
11. Once you see lots of text
options...
Click on ANY
word and it will take you to that link...
12. Use BACK
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choose again. You will find there are lots of TEXT and
PICTURE links throughout
the Manual so
you can get to know what to do... for when your Magic
Kit arrives.
Once you have downloaded
the
Manual
if you have red Xs instead of pictures? Please
GO back to Number 5
TROUBLESHOOTING
After using Magic Inkjet Flush... If any colours are
still clogged?
Trick printer again by telling it to print something....
When head is moving...
Pull power cord then manually slide carriage to remove
inks...
Half fill Magic Applicator with WARMED MAGIC INKJET
FLUSH.
(You may wish to put a folded paper towel under print
head to absorb any Magic which exits the print head.) to
save using a BLUE PILLOW
Then using Magic applicator try a gentle pumping action
injecting more warmed Magic into ink inlet posts, then
gently sucking it back. Once ink starts to be sucked
back you are breaking down the clog.
If the liquid stays clear and cannot pass then it is
likely to be still clogged!
REMEMBER
Do not inject air into the PRINT HEAD = Always refill Magic Applicator
BEFORE it is EMPTY!!!
Try injecting Magic into the ink inlet post and
leave for half an hour to soak down to the print head. Then replace inks and
try printing rectangles of problem colours.
Repeat procedure half hourly until unclogged.
Most printers which have been left unused for some months just need a little
(TLC) tender loving care
so take your time. If it has been clogged for many
months even years? Gently try unclogging it over a few
days and if not an electrical fault it should unclog
eventually.
I have almost given up on several printers in the past, but when
I was about to scrap them weeks later they were printing perfectly
and just needed more time! So don't give up easily!
PS:
A few other possibilities...
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REMOVING
(possible) TRAPPED AIR FROM
EPSON PRINT HEAD.
PROBLEM: "I have used the Magic kit but now nothing seems to
print! What have I done wrong?"
USUAL REASON
Whilst injecting Magic Inkjet Flush into the print head
NEVER EMPTY the MAGIC APPLICATOR otherwise air may
become trapped inside the print head.
So always REFILL Magic Applicator BEFORE IT IS EMPTY !
SOLUTION:
Sometimes, after the ink clog has been dissolved by
injecting warmed Magic, customers may accidentally inject air into
the print head which causes blanks to
appear instead of ink so this air will need to be
removed.
How to flush and rempove traped air from
an Epson print head...
But just to make sure it is nothing else first try this...
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CLEAN ELECTRICAL
CONTACTS & CHECK TUBES!
Make sure the electrical contacts inside the printer where the
cartridges slot in are clean and dry... Wipe them with
alcohol and cotton wool. Also check there is no
ink on the cartridge chips.
Also check that no ink tubes have come off under the print head,
which can happen if the
cap
assembly (Where
inks park) is clogged. Which means the priming station cannot
work as it is supposed to and as a resuly may force the ink purging tube off instead.
So make sure that where the inks rest (on far right) that you have put Magic on the suction
pad, because ink is primed each time printer starts and
this cannot happen if it is totally dry. So make sure the
cap
assembly is not clogged by dripping Magic onto it.
Also make sure that you DO STILL HAVE INK STILL IN YOUR CARTRIDGES as cleaning uses a lot of ink!
They will empty very fast!
So get to know the full & empty weights. Every 1g =
1ml of ink over the empty weight.... If you believe you
still have ink try removing a little with Dr.EpSUN
Refill Tool you can always reuse it again later.
Try resetting chips... Did you know some inks may have
up to 40% of original ink still inside even when printer says they
are empty!
Also when the Magic wicks up into the print head although it will
dissolve the ink clog, as mentioned above if a tiny bubble of air is
trapped in the print head, it may
give the impression of an ink clog. However, if ink can
pass through the print head it should confirm that you
do not have a clog... (See below)
Continued...
Here is how to flush and rempove traped air from an Epson print head
This may be your problem?
Here's the
normal solution...
First remove the problem ink's.
Place tip of Magic Applicator (or Ink Priming Pump if
your kit has one) underneath the ink cartridge outlet
(on an older type ink) and try to suck out a little ink.
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Note: If you have chipped cartridges then
there is a trap door at the bottom of all newer slim line inks, so
you will need to use the Dr.EpSUN Refill Tool which will open the
trap door while
filling or emptying inks.
If you cannot get ink out of the ink cartridge... It is
probably empty so you will have to use a little "Magic"
to Flush the print head instead.
Either way part fill Magic Applicator with ink or warmed Magic then holding Magic Applicator
upwards remove any air buy ejecting into a tissue until ink
/Magic
appears.
Now as before... Trick printer by telling it to print
something.
Whilst printhead is
moving, pull power cord and slide a tissue/paper towel
under the print head (Taping end of tissue will make it
slimmer and it's easier to slide under the print head.)
Then place rubber tip of Magic Applicator onto the problem
ink inlet post. (There are about 10 tiny inlets at the
tip of each
ink inlet post.)
Then inject the ink/magic (Without emptying the Magic
Applicator! As it will cause more air to enter then
nothing will print!)
Once you have injected ink/MAGIC through the ink inlet
post, the air should have been flushed out. If you
slide the carriage to the side you should see the same amount of ink
which has exited on
the tissue below the print head. But if ink cannot pass
through? Then it is still clogged and you will need to
follow the Magic instructions again. If the liquid does pass
through onto tissue below then it is NOT clogged and it could be an
electrical fault?
Do the same with each missing colour each until all
colours appear on tissue under carriage.
Now insert inks and print test sheets (see below) Magic still inside will help to
flush the clog and draw your ink through.
As found in the manual here are the print test sheets
for printing rectangles depending on colours with
problem.
Just choose your problem colour...
PRINT TEST SHEETS TO USE WITH MAGIC INKJET FLUSH
Once prints appear to be normal...
Simply replace the
Magic with your ink cartridges and continue printing
rectangles until completely flushed.
If prints still have some white
lines... Clean again with Magic Inkjet Flush.
If problem remains, it is more likely to be an electrical
problem...
But try this first...
Switch off printer and computer then remove all cables
to printer for 1 minute... (Most printers will switch
back to factory settings whilst disconnected.) Then
reconnect cables.
If problem remains it is more likely to be
an electrical problem?
But try this first...
Try removing printer driver...
Here's how...
Remove printer cable from computer... then
Go to...
START
Select... CONTROL PANEL
Choose... PRINTERS
Select your printer... then
Hit DEL key to delete current driver...
Switch off printer and computer then remove all cables
for 1 minute... (This switches most printers back to
factory settings... whilst disconnected.)
Now reconnect cables... and restart computer...
This will allow your computer to find your printer and
install the driver. (Use CD if you have one.)
You may be out of ink? It is amazing how much ink you
can use just cleaning the print head !
If you think you are out of ink...
Try using Dr.EpSUN Refill Tool and inject a little Magic
into your empty cartridge or buy a replacement cartridge (s) (see instructions C80 in Magic
Manual.
If you have a chipped cartridge try resetting the chip
you may have up to 40% of unused ink!
If you do not get a result it is more likely to be an
electrical problem...
But try this
first...
If still really clogged... Try using concentrated
Magic = undiluted.
If prints are still not normal?
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LAST RESORT
Finally! If all fails you almost for sure have an electrical fault?
But if you still feel there is still an ink clog? As a last resort try this...
TRY "STEAM CLEANING"
Briefly here is a little trick I used on all types of inkjets for many years...
If you know someone with a STEAM CLEANING MACHINE? Ask to borrow it, give it a try...It will fix or prove its time for a new Printer or Print Head? First cut a short piece of fish tank tubing and attach to the steamer tip.
To make more flexible to fit easier blast it until hot.
Then push a pencil into it to make it funnel shaped.
Then warm again and push funnel shaped end onto tip of hand steamer nozzle.
Once secure place tip onto ink inlet post and give several short blasts of steam which will go directly through the print head. I have been successful many times using this method.
But once done...
Immediately insert several drops of Magic through ink inlets to cool them down and which also stops print head from drying out.Then put in inks and test.
If you had a clog the clogged ink will now be on the paper towel under print head. If not it is definitely an electrical fault.
PRINT TEST SHEETS (FOR USE WITH MAGIC INKJET FLUSH)
NOTE:
if you are out of ink in your cartridge then inject a little Magic Inkjet Flush into an empty ink and test using Magic.
"Often customers get their money back = The first time they need to use Magic!"
Magic Inkjet Flush - Print head Cleaner UNCLOGS ALL DRIED INKJETS FAST !!!
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PRINTER STORING TIPS
Q&A
Q: |
I have 2 Epson 7600s that need to be cleaned,
and I want to flush one out for storage, do you
have a kit for this. What do you recommend? Is
it safe to leave this solution inside print head
for storage? Mark |
Jun-12-10 |
A: |
Hi Mark, 1 kit is all you will need. I have been
professionally refilling / cleaning printers for
more than 15 yrs now. From experience never
leave any print head cleaner in the print head
if storing. So 2 options: Clean with our Magic
Inkjet Flush kit, then flush with distilled
water. Alternatively my preferred option... If
you are using the Photographic Dye™ Inks? Do
nothing... just leave inks in place making sure
you switch off printer correctly so print head
is parked. If left for up to 2 years with Epson
inks in place, (5 years is my record to date)
Magic will work a treat then! Read more
Printer Storing Tips |
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