and the other empty. There’s a transit space between the two spaces for the ink to move from the empty space (a reservoir) to the foam filled space. The computer uses infra red technology to read the tanks and can report the amount of ink remaining to you using the software “setup utility). Another nice feature is the fact that the tanks are clear plastic, so you can find out how low the ink is just by taking out the tanks and looking at them.
Important: Don’t confuse the two black tanks! The large tank “BK3e” is pigmented ink. It’s used primarily for text. The smaller black tank “BK6” is dye based and is used for photo. Don’t put pigmented ink into the small
HERE WE GO!!!
First, have the syringe laying down in front of you already filled with the ink of choice, your rubber gloves on, paper down on the table, and a sink nearby. You’ll need to carefully clean the syringe after each fill in order to prevent cross contamination. Have the drill handy to pick up with the drill inserted. Have the glue gun hot and ready to go.
METHOD
You’ll need to drill two holes, one in each of these spaces, on the top of each. Drill the first above the foam filled area and slightly down into the foam to be sure there’s a clear
