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Ensure printer is printing correctly by testing nozzle pattern and purge image before installation.
List of necessary items including MIS CFS System, ink, printer, and tools.
Identifies key components from the kit that should be preserved for future use.
Instruction to proceed to Step 2 if the system was purchased pre-filled.
Install orange caps on cartridges before proceeding with the ink filling process.
Detailed steps for operating the vacuum pump to create suction for ink filling.
Instructions for connecting tubes to ink bottles and filling cartridges with ink.
Allow filled cartridges to sit for 2 hours before installing into the printer.
Prepare the printer by powering off, unplugging, and removing existing cartridges.
Place CFS cartridges into their slots without fully seating them, ensuring proper tubing alignment.
Clean and attach the bridge bracket to the left side of the printer using double-sided tape.
Route tubing into bridge bracket clips, ensuring sufficient slack for carriage movement.
Align ink bottles correctly on the left side and connect tubes to the bottle caps.
Press cartridges into place, secure the print head clamp, and move carriage right.
Install the foam switch activator on the lid underside and close the printer lid carefully.
Plug in, power on, run cleaning cycles, and test with a nozzle pattern.
Vacuum pump kit may be needed if ink reservoirs deplete after removals.
Frequent daily use is recommended; AUTOPRINT is suggested for infrequent printers.
Run cleaning cycles in groups of 3, print Purge6 pattern, and allow printer rest for issues.
Refill bottles at 1/4 level, wash old bottles, and use leftover ink to prevent algae.