Questions & Answers for: head 24

...the print head fully into its parking position so that the cup full of fluid comes up over the print head. Leave this for at least 24 hours, then try a head clean again. If still nothing, report ...

24 hours - use print head cleaning fluid or distilled water NOT TAP WATER. Turn the printer on, and as soon as the print head moves, pull the power cord out of the back, or switch it off at the mains.

...head or will I need all four? Large (24") format plotter is 6 years old. Predominately use only Black ink cartridge. Printheads are available everywhere, you replace them your self. Machine will ...

...position by hand (do NOT turn the printer on) so that the cup full of fluid comes up over the print head. Leave this for at least 24 hours, then try a head clean again. If still nothing, report ...

...cup full of fluid comes up over the print head. Leave this for at least 24 hours, then try a head clean again. If still nothing, report back If this information has been of use to you, please rate ...

24 hours - use print head cleaning fluid or distilled water NOT TAP WATER. Proceed as follows: Turn the printer on, and as soon as the print head starts to move, pull the power lead out of the printer

...head cam for 12 valves. it may even say 24 valve somewere. theres 2 or 4 valves per cylinder. if its 24 valve it will say somewere if you cant tell just get a starter for the 12 valve. if your going ...

...24 valve what is the head torque on a 5.9 cumming 24 valve diesel engine? step 1. 59 ft. lbs. step 2. 77 ft. lbs. step 3. recheck to 77 ft. lbs. step 4. additional 90 degrees and do each step to all ...

...24 volts between r and y, your thermostat is NOT working Take the top or "head" of the thermostat. Take the wire off that is on "y" and piggyback it on to the "r" terminal. Put the head back on the ...

...no additional details. printer just stopped printing and displayed error code. did clean the heads/rollers, as well as turning off then back on...thx Error code 24:24 means that the sensors ...