Shutting down
Later this year I shall be going abroad for about nine months (No I
will not be doing 9 months inside). When I go I would like to know what is the best practice for shutting down my printer - and particularly for the cartridges. Should I take them out or leave them in the machine? The printer is an HP 5552(quite new, so this situation has not arisen before) It is set up to use black only though of course both are loaded). Thank you in advannce. Hank |
"Hank" wrote in message oups.com... Later this year I shall be going abroad for about nine months (No I will not be doing 9 months inside). When I go I would like to know what is the best practice for shutting down my printer - and particularly for the cartridges. Should I take them out or leave them in the machine? The printer is an HP 5552(quite new, so this situation has not arisen before) It is set up to use black only though of course both are loaded). If you have a pen protector that is supplies with the #58 or #59 cartridge then remove the black cartridge and store it in the protector with the nozzles up (upside down). Leave the color cartridge in the printer. After powering off the printer unplug it and leave in a cool place (away from heat vents or direct sunlight). You may need to run a few cleaning cycles from the toolbox to recover the cartridges after such a long time. BTW, if you only use black you do not need to load both the black and color cartridges; this printer will operate fine with just the black (or just the color) cartridge installed. Regards, Bob Headrick, not speaking for my employer HP |
Bob,
Thanks very much for the info. Your reply tells me all I really need to know. I don't use a 58 so that doesn't apply and it means I haven't a clue what a pen protector is, but there's ample there to see me right when I go away - and when I come back. The only problem with this excellente machine is the cost of cartridges but that the way of the world, I'm afraid. Thanks again and regards, H |
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