4 full-page files (Page) for a deeper purge.Nineteen complete and individual printer purge files can flush a printer and target individual channels/colors without cleaning cartridges. These files are designed to help unclog and clean printhead nozzles by purging the color ink. To use this method, pick a purge file that you want to target, e.g., black and yellow (Bar2 CY), and print the file repeatedly till the clog build-up is removed. We have another product that works on Epson and Brother.
We do no recommend this product to be used on Epson or Brother because they have a different printhead type. The technique is commonly used when a mild clog is starting to develop. If your Printhead is fairly new then I would definitely start with the a Purge Unit Cleaning, then Replacement, and hopefully there was no permanent damage done to the PH but that is a possibility.Ink purging is a more gentle and non-intrusive method than flushing or printer's built-in cleaning function. You can even pop them out and rinse then under water if there is ink visibly piling up on them. Look at the Ink Absorbers (the 2 Rectangular Pieces on top of Purge facing UP) and clear them of debris. Look for paper sitting on the Purge Unit. Take the far right cover off and move the Carriage containing the PH to the Left out of the way, either by rotating the gears of the Purge Unit or you just get the Carriage Moving and quickly unplug the machine, leaving the Carriage out and away from the Purge Unit on the Far Right.
This would also explain why your Head Cleaning A and Head Cleaning B is not improving things. If your Purge Unit has a problem it is going to be reflected on the Printhead. It caps it, pulls ink thru it, cleans it and keeps it from drying out. It could be the Printhead itself is having a problem so I would check the Number of days Elapsed under Information/Printhead Info and if it is not over 2 years then it is likely what I am leaning towards which is your Purge Unit. I work on these all the time and this might be the most common problem.
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