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2225a gpib inkjet
So I’ve been asked to help dig out a house of a deceased electronic, test equipment and ham radio hoarder.
One of the things it turned up while going through the many many boxes was 3 HP2225 inkjet printers with Gpib interfaces. I see the ink cartridges are still available. Has anyone tried to breathe life back into one after sitting on a shelf for a few years (decades perhaps)? Thanks, Bob And yes, the place is a thing of dreams/nightmares. Floor to ceiling, basement, first, second floor, isles just wide enough to walk in. We’re doing an on-site sale next weekend in Albany, N.Y. Send me a message offline and I’ll share the details. A few pictures here: And that’s just the stuff that wasn’t in boxes. |
Had (or probably still have somewhere) 1 or 2 of the parallel versions of them way back in 1990ish timeframe. I remember when you start a new cartridge, you use something to push the ink bladder in the back of the cartridge until the ink comes out the nozzles, then wipe the nozzles clean with a paper towel, then stick it in the printer. Wouldn't think you'd have to do much else to get it to work... On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 3:16 PM, Bob Bownes bownes@... [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:
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开云体育Hi Bob, ? AFAIK the recurring problem with these little printers is the flexi ribbon cable ages and breaks meaning printing has rows of dots missing. ? Don’t recall problems with the interfaces (GPIB/Serial/Parallel). ? It is repairable but needs some skill to avoid damaging the flexi completely – typically the brake is always on the bend at the head… What do others think? ? --? Nigel ? From: hp_agilent_equipment@... [mailto:hp_agilent_equipment@...]
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