Re: T2500 "printhead replacement not complete"
You can not purge a tube assembly that has already been in use. That function is only for a new tube assembly and requires 'setup' printheads to work. They allow the air to escape until the ink reaches them.
You likely have both a bad printhead and a bad tube assembly. The date on the supplies is purely for the warranty; I've had 10 year old printheads work just fine.
Once air gets in the printhead it's basically ruined. There's no way (that I know of) to refill the printhead once this happens. You need to either suck the air out of the tubes with a syringe, or better yet, replace the tube assembly. If it's letting air in, regardless of how much you suck the air out, it's going to get in again and then destroy a printhead(s).
LPS Computer sells refurbished tube assemblies. Ink Tube System for DesignJet T920 T1500 T2500 T3500, CR357-67027
Put a new tube assembly in and new printhead(s) and you'll be golden.
Kiran
You can not purge a tube assembly that has already been in use. That function is only for a new tube assembly and requires 'setup' printheads to work. They allow the air to escape until the ink reaches them.
You likely have both a bad printhead and a bad tube assembly. The date on the supplies is purely for the warranty; I've had 10 year old printheads work just fine.
Once air gets in the printhead it's basically ruined. There's no way (that I know of) to refill the printhead once this happens. You need to either suck the air out of the tubes with a syringe, or better yet, replace the tube assembly. If it's letting air in, regardless of how much you suck the air out, it's going to get in again and then destroy a printhead(s).
LPS Computer sells refurbished tube assemblies. Ink Tube System for DesignJet T920 T1500 T2500 T3500, CR357-67027
Put a new tube assembly in and new printhead(s) and you'll be golden.
Kiran
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