Uwagi użytkownika Epson Artisan 635

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Thank you. Very clear instructions and demonstration. Thank you for your assurance as to: cleaning solution (diy), accessible tubing, and informing us that it is fine to use non-Epson ink. Very refreshing and impressive that you did not use this demonstration to sell us some secretive cleaning kit that you have developed.

Thanks a lot for this video! I had a completely clogged magenta print nozzle. I bought an on-line cleaning kit after watching a popular video. The fluid cleaned the other nozzles just fine, but not the magenta one. And I could tell right away due to the pressure I had to apply to force the fluid through, even after letting it soak overnight. I then made up a 4 to 1 solution of Windex to ammonia and tried again. Within a couple of minutes of sitting, the pressure I had to apply went way down and I was able to unclog it. After running the Epson Nozzle Cleaning procedure a few times, the printer works like new again. Thanks again!

If I may add a suggestion - take your printhead out and clean out while it's out of the printer. You can also soak the whole printhead in the solution but make sure to use an air compressor or such to blow out any excess liquid when done and let it air dry overnight before reinstalling it. The circuit board is fine to get wet and soak as long as there's no power going to it until it's completely dry.

Thank you for this video. It helped me revive my old WF 3540 to work properly again. Saved me quite a bit of money, cause that's a pretty decent printer.

Your tutorial worked great for my Epson printer! Thank you for making one which uses everyday products people have at home as opposed to stuff you have to buy. I didn't even have a syringe so I improvised with a empty clean bottle of cuticle remover that squirts. Worked fine.

Thank you so much! The only thing I had to purchase was the tubing, but didn't even need it, so I'll take it back. Just learning how to move the housing/carriage and soaking the nozzles did the trick! I was ready to go purchase a new printer. Thanks again!

My compliments on this video. It was a lot of work. I started with reasonably good black printing and all 3 colors would not print. A scary moment when I tried to power up the unit, it came up with 0x9A errors on the screen. Power cycling wouldn't cure. I found other web references to this and let it sit unplugged for about an hour, held the power button down for 60 secs and while continuing to hold the power button, applied power with the button pressed for another 60 secs. Error was gone. Had to run a few Nozzle Cleans and all is good now. Thanks for the information.

Thank you so much! I did manage to take out the whole print head first as per your other video. On the syringe I attached a piece of shrink tubing (5mm or 3/8" diameter) used for electrical wiring. After heating it up with a lighter, it sat quite well on the syringe's nozzle and also fit well over the ink intake nozzles on the print head.

You're instructions were great. Right to the point. And you didn't give unnecessary details.

Thank you. Nice instructions. I'll give it a try. I like my Epson (WF-2540), It's been a great printer. It's about 6 years old now and due for a good cleaning. I like saving a dime. Thanks for the info.

Thank you so much for this DIY. My wife was always complaining about the clogged black nozzle. So i did this fix, without the tube though so it overflooded a little bit in the cartridge department. I dried it with some paper, then put the printer on for some test. After that it shut down completely

Thank you so much!!! I was trying to figure out what tubing I could use and this is perfect. You're awesome!

I was wondering about my LA's TOTALLY AWESOME all-purpose cleaner because I have a ton of it since it designed to clean just about everything including INK stain! You just mix a different concentrated level depend on what you are cleaning. I will try this with 50% distilled water(distilled water will not have little particle in as normal tap water does which also can clog print heads).

Brilliant - worked first time! And I didn't need to buy expensive cleaning products as in other videos - used what I had around the house. Hadn't known how to be able to move the print head freely - turning it off in mid-print was the answer! Thank you! One issue - the black had been the problem, and the test print showed the other 3 colours were good. After this cleaning process the magenta played up!

Don't forget to clean the cradle on the right. When the printer is off & locked the print head stays over this small tray and that's where the goo stays. No matter how clean your print head is it will sit in the goo when you turn off = recontaminating the head. Finally mine is working again- that was the problem.

Yay! A guide that isn't trying to sell a BS cleaning solution

I may have injected excessive mixture causing the flex cable connected to the printhead to burn the circuit. Watch out. May be 2-3 ml will be enough for one time. Do it a couple of times for each color.

At this point, all I can be sure of is that you flooded the area with 4 or 5 syringes of solution and tie dyed some paper towels! One print example after the cleaning would have been great!

If you can't recognize your cartridges after this method then you accidentally sprayed liquid into the flex cable that connects to the printhead and caused a short, which then blew the F1/F2 fuse inside your printer motherboard. Also leave your printer off for a good while after doing something like this (minimum 24 hours).

Thank you brother! It worked step by step like you showed in your video! I appreciate it!

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