technt77

Did you know . . . that a person should keep his inkjet printer in a place where the temperature ranges between 50 and 95 degrees Farhenheit if he's using the printer. If he's storing the printer, he can keep it in temps ranging from -40 to 140 F. Yeah. That hot and that cold.

NOTE, however, that if you store your inkjet printer, the nozzles tend to develop cloges over an extended period of nonuse, and these clogs can be difficult to clear.

The best solution is to buy a model that includes the printhead in the cartridge. then at the end of the season before storing it, you can throw away teh current cartridges and start with a fresh start the next summer.

Desiree

Who wouldve thought theyde have rules on certain temps LOL i kept mine in storage in AZ where its 130 everyday and in a metal storage unit too

joneshenrys

Inkjet Printers piezo print head with the mass and velocity of falling production depends on these parameters. The surface tension and density vary little with temperature differences and therefore will not be considered further.