Did you put the DTF Ink into your printer from the start? Or did you use the default ink cartridges until you completed turning printer on and going through the setup?
OK so it depends On how willing are you to try and make something work that wasn't meant to do what they were built for, and most importantly ( are you willing to take A CHANCE ) because it's the best single head DTF printer on the market in my opinion. Also once you learn the ins and outs and what not to do, then it's totally worth it. THIS IS JUST MY OPINION
Nope, I never did with the epson 8550. Removing the print head is a no-no for me. It comes with a good seal, and if you pull them, there is no putting them back properly. So I don't, I learned that with my fist printer, so since then, I just use it how epson shipped it. I can't say I have a problem with it because I don't,
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How do you get the ink head to move if you have already started the printer before you convert to dtf
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Did you put the DTF Ink into your printer from the start? Or did you use the default ink cartridges until you completed turning printer on and going through the setup?
I always use the default inks, during setup, I only use dtf inks after my conversation.
@@certCrazyperson Thanks for the reply, yep i did the same yesterday and things printing like a champ. Day 2...Lets get it!
@@AJayMadeLLC awesome good to know have fun go get it
I converted mines brand new out the box and made it chipless. I’m using foam carts… I’m printing blank pages any suggestions on how to fix this issue?
I am currently helping someone with the same issue join my Facebook group I can give you more information there is quicker and easier to communicate
@@certCrazyperson okay I joined
Awesome thank you just asked your questions and we will reply 😁
In the Facebook group thanks
Is it worth it to convert these printers? I know about the 00136 of death
OK so it depends On how willing are you to try and make something work that wasn't meant to do what they were built for, and most importantly ( are you willing to take A CHANCE ) because it's the best single head DTF printer on the market in my opinion. Also once you learn the ins and outs and what not to do, then it's totally worth it.
THIS IS JUST MY OPINION
@@certCrazyperson did you water proof the printhead? Silicone sealant?
Nope, I never did with the epson 8550. Removing the print head is a no-no for me. It comes with a good seal, and if you pull them, there is no putting them back properly. So I don't, I learned that with my fist printer, so since then, I just use it how epson shipped it. I can't say I have a problem with it because I don't,
@@certCrazypersonI found a xp-15000 manifold that can use dampers dx5 dampers do you want the link?
Thanks but I am good for now.