Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
This is for those of you that have the rocket launcher or a Epson 7900 in general. I just took the day to replace the Capping Station/Cleaning unit and Selector unit with dampers. It took me most of the day and I'd just assume take a a@@ whipping then do it again. It did fire up and print after I finished so I'm happy with that especially with it being an epson. I had to do it because the nearest epson tech is 110 miles away and when I called they told me they would try but they had never worked on the 7900 before which scared me. Maybe I can get a couple more years out of it before something smaller and better takes it's place. If any of you ever decide to tackle this for yourselves just get ready to work in tight spots especially on the selector unit. Other than that it's just a slow tedious process. Just had to share.
You definitely need a long magnetic phillips to hang on to those screws until you are able to line the screws up to the holes.
I think you're thinking of the adjustment wizard?
Quote from: Doug S on September 24, 2016, 07:20:44 PM You definitely need a long magnetic phillips to hang on to those screws until you are able to line the screws up to the holes.What I wouldn't give for a #1 long shank Phillips! You can't find them anywhere!!!!!No clue what you're talking about for a program to run though
are we forgetting basic 6th grade science class?just take a magnet and run it in one direction on a metal screwdriver several times and it will make it magnetic.
Quote from: jvanick on September 25, 2016, 04:04:42 PMare we forgetting basic 6th grade science class?just take a magnet and run it in one direction on a metal screwdriver several times and it will make it magnetic. yes permanently magnetic. Just attach it and when removed it will revert back to non magnetic. And who said I made it to 6th? I am from West Virginia!