-=> JEAN PARROT wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-


 JP>   I did the upright job on it but it took overnight to really soak in
 JP> and
 JP>   give me good output. Now, does not miss a line.

 WC> breather plug I remove and replace with the refill kit's
 WC> included tool.

 WC> small plastic sheet under that cap cut from a sandwich
 WC> bag just like the plastic tab they come with to keep
 WC> the head from drying out.

 JP>   You have to keep a breathing hole on it. I also kept these plastic
 JP> cover
 JP>   for the head and always use one per tank.

I'm talking about putting the pastic under the print head
protector and never block the pinhole size opening in the 
plug I've repeatedly removed and replaced in the 
process of refilling a cartridge.

 WC> I'd operate on mine because the sheet feed mechanism is busted
 WC> but I don't have the rubber belt that dislodged itself with the
 WC> next page I printed after it stopped self feeding.

 JP>   That part should be available but cost more to buy than a new
 JP> printer.

 I doubt they carry the part any longer but I suppose it couldn't 
 hurt to ask.  A BJ-200 is a very early model inkjet I bought with
 the computer in 93.

 JP>   Remember, I got on eBay a brand new Lexmark Z32 for $21.00, no ink.
 JP> That
 JP>   was the hard part to stomach.


 
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