JoyPrinting Printhead Cleaner Kit-1PK

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My Epson printer stopped print yellow colour recently, so I watched a youtube video to learn how to fix it. I brought this product and followed the procedure. Now my printer is back to normal. There are few things need attention when using the product. Always try with a small amount to start, less messy. Wash the tube and syringe thoroughly after each colour. Also fill the dampers using the syringe (at least my Epson ink tank need this action ) Do not start printing straight away after flushing, cleaning the liquid and wait for an hour. My printer started to print blank pages after the flushing. I thought I have destroyed the printer. I spent hours trying to figure out what went wrong, it turns out I need to use the syringe to do the waste ink tube inside the printer as well, it helps to get the air blockage out of the printhead after flushing (Thanks to another youtube video)! The product itself is brilliant, ease to use and well worth the money. It just the job to clean the printhead itself may need more tutorials, flush the printhead, refill the dampers, and also need to get the air out of the waste ink tube as well.

OK, it worked and quite well in the end although it took more than one attempt and a couple of horrified moments. In this case, on an Epson ET-2750 Printer scanner with the cyan nozzle not printing. The instructions are very brief (the Epson instructions are for a cartridge printer and ours are ink tanked), so its worth looking up the many YT videos on how to do the cleaning. 1. Have good kitchen paper to fold into a long strip to sit under the nozzles, know when to unplug the printer to keep the printheads out from its locked position on the right hand side. It's quite easy to feed the folded kitchen paper in the trough under the print heads, although keeping the fold as flat as possible helps, start with the heads on the far left and then once you can secure the edge of the paper on the left side of the heads, then ride the heads right while holding on to the paper, the heads should be fairly free moving once the paper is properly secure. There are two things to remove from the print head, a plastic basket cover (take out a small screw and you can pull it forward a little to clear all the little plastic stubs that keep in in place) then a clear plastic flexible sheet over the ink tubes that is held in place with cut-outs on the clear plastic and hooks on the tube tray). Then remove the tube from the affected nozzle, on the Epson it's worth unclipping the tubes from the tray so you can move them out of the way. Then it's just attaching the accessory tube and syringe with 1-2ml (I used 10 in the end) as from the first cleaning, the Cyan came back for a while then stopped the next morning, then the second attempt the yellow stopped which had me do the Yellow and Cyan, then on the third attempt the cyan came back but magenta and yellow stopped completely. Then I had only cleaned the Yellow and all three colours returned on the last re-assembly of the heads. So far so good, it's all still working after a day or so and I have done a couple of full colour test prints in the meantime to ensure that it's still going. I was reluctant to buy this product having seen so many dead printer reviews but we were ready to buy a new printer if necessary so we thought we'd give it a go. The main thing I took from this is, don't be afraid to persevere, I thought that the printer was done for at least twice in the process. Useful things to have 1. small screwdriver to uncage the ink tubes 2. A good light or headtorch to see what you are doing (everything is black plastic in the printer). 3.Good kitchen paper, including some on the end of a cocktail stick to use as a swab for when ink spills in the machine. 4. Enough patience not to give up.

I expect this is a excellent product. I used it to attempt to clean the head of a very old Epson R300. It cleared 4 colours perfectly unfortunately it failed on 2 colours. I gave up after the continuous head cleaning was eating up ink cartridges. On a newer printer I am sure it would be great.

Was just about give up, but after 3 syringes worth of liquid the blue printhead on my HP printer started working again. Think a delay in replacing the empty blue cartridge and the hot weather let the printhead dry out and block ink from a new cartridge. For the price this kit is worth a go