LOL! But seriously, where Alph the sacred river ran is not at issue.
More to the point is this: did you check the reservoir that holds old
ink when the printer switches between matte black
and photo black? If it's full, then maybe it overflowed by expansion
in a heat spell while you were away.
Guessing of course,
-yoram
On Jul 18, 2011, at 5:34 PM, Herschel Mair wrote:
mmm Yes
That's the deceased remains of an alien from the planet zorg.. They
melt when forced into contact with certain chemicals...
Unfortunately the Zorgon mother-ship looks suspiciously similar to
an Epson 3800 printer and this is the reason Epson changed printers
and brought out a new range of inks after the 3800.
Sadly, too late for your little visitor. I write this at great peril
because, as you are aware, they are everywhere and they know where I
live. Our only hope of avoiding revenge is to recite Coleridge's
Kublai Khan in a Nu-Joisy accent which confuses them enough for them
to head home for beer and pizza.
Windex should deal with the remains.
May the Inks be with you
Herschel (Space cadet and starship landing paddle-waver)
On 7/18/11 2:55 PM, Lea Murphy wrote:
Does anyone know if there's anything on an Epson 3800 printer that
can leak out?
I was away for a week, came home and discovered some dried liquid
that appears to have come out of the bottom of my printer though it
works perfectly. It's not ink but I've no idea what it is....it's
dried on my desk and kind of chalky white/orange.
Any ideas?
Lea
your kids . my camera . we'll click
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