Finally, a video that is very helpful! I've had estimates on fixing my R3000, all in the hundreds $ and now I can see exactly what is going on with the printer and what should be done to fix the problems. Thanks very much.
Thank you for this video. Saw on another site that this model is also very similar to our Epson P600, so we purchased your cleaning kit and followed these directions. Ink smudging and lines on the image being printed are now gone. Also great to learn about the available flushing of the lines process and replacement parts available.
Thank you so much for this video! I need help finding the wiper blade on the R3000. I cannot figure it out and have tried, without luck, searching everywhere on the internet. Thank you!
In the video she doesn't work on a R3000. You either have a different printer or you cleaned something else instead, but not the wiper blade. The wiper blade is completely hidden upside down and not accessible except you do this steps to bring it up: community.inkjetmall.com/t/wiper-blade-on-epson-r3000/1265/2 If feel sorry for everybody who was misleaded by this video.
I have the exact same printer. Today i went to clean the printer head using the settings on the printer and do a nozzle check and suddenly the colour yellow has completely stopped printing. Has this happened to you before? Im lost for answers and need my printer for prints of my illustration work
Thank you for this informative video, I’m getting heavy black ink streaks on both the front and back of my prints so I figured I have to clean it. Can you please tell me what’s the product that is used for cleaning and what brand are those refillable ink cartiges? Thank you
I have a Epson Stylus photo 1400 printer, it hasn’t been used for a while. When I started using it I would get horizontal blue lines about an inch apart. I did a lot of cleaning & tried cleaning kit but it had no improvement. The print test was good except for the alignment test showed the first row ok the two other were not good. What do I do to resolve the problem, I don’t want to throw it away but I’m out of options, please help.
We are the formulators of ConeColor, Piezography BW, and InkThrift inks. We only use these inks in our printers. We sell them directly on InkjetMall (shop.inkjetmall.com). For the R3000 use we ConeColor Pro with the UltraHD Matte Black option (pure pigment but much darker than the OEM).
Epson R3000 is useless, if You have a ultrahigh resolution monitor, UHD. Other Epson products have same problem, like Scanner V500 Photo. Reason is that Epson dont update there drivers, and therefore dont give a shit about customers.
@@nichderjeniche It cant be used at highresolution monitors, as the drivers cant scale to that. Its the same problem on older scanners from Epsom. Buy from other compagnies.
Finally, a video that is very helpful! I've had estimates on fixing my R3000, all in the hundreds $ and now I can see exactly what is going on with the printer and what should be done to fix the problems. Thanks very much.
Thank you for this video. Saw on another site that this model is also very similar to our Epson P600, so we purchased your cleaning kit and followed these directions. Ink smudging and lines on the image being printed are now gone. Also great to learn about the available flushing of the lines process and replacement parts available.
Awesome! Glad we could help!
Thank you so much for this video! I need help finding the wiper blade on the R3000. I cannot figure it out and have tried, without luck, searching everywhere on the internet. Thank you!
In the video she doesn't work on a R3000. You either have a different printer or you cleaned something else instead, but not the wiper blade.
The wiper blade is completely hidden upside down and not accessible except you do this steps to bring it up:
community.inkjetmall.com/t/wiper-blade-on-epson-r3000/1265/2
If feel sorry for everybody who was misleaded by this video.
Thanks for your excellent video. My Epson Stylus Photo running like new. Cheers!
Thank you for this tutorial!
I have the exact same printer. Today i went to clean the printer head using the settings on the printer and do a nozzle check and suddenly the colour yellow has completely stopped printing. Has this happened to you before? Im lost for answers and need my printer for prints of my illustration work
Salve hai un video di come si smonta la stampante?
VERY GOOD VIDEO THANKS
many thanks
Thank you for this informative video, I’m getting heavy black ink streaks on both the front and back of my prints so I figured I have to clean it. Can you please tell me what’s the product that is used for cleaning and what brand are those refillable ink cartiges? Thank you
I have a Epson Stylus photo 1400 printer, it hasn’t been used for a while. When I started using it I would get horizontal blue lines about an inch apart. I did a lot of cleaning & tried cleaning kit but it had no improvement. The print test was good except for the alignment test showed the first row ok the two other were not good. What do I do to resolve the problem, I don’t want to throw it away but I’m out of options, please help.
Hi which ink are you using and paper please? Thanks
We are the formulators of ConeColor, Piezography BW, and InkThrift inks. We only use these inks in our printers. We sell them directly on InkjetMall (shop.inkjetmall.com). For the R3000 use we ConeColor Pro with the UltraHD Matte Black option (pure pigment but much darker than the OEM).
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Epson R3000 is useless, if You have a ultrahigh resolution monitor, UHD.
Other Epson products have same problem, like Scanner V500 Photo.
Reason is that Epson dont update there drivers, and therefore dont give a shit about customers.
Why useless? Can you elaborate?
@@nichderjeniche It cant be used at highresolution monitors, as the drivers cant scale to that.
Its the same problem on older scanners from Epsom.
Buy from other compagnies.
@@johnvedsegaard6505 I have already an R3000 but I don't have high resolution monitors
@@nichderjeniche Than You will not have problems, at least with win10
@@johnvedsegaard6505 You are talking gibberish. The resolution of your monitor has nothing to do with your printer or scanner.