“I had an Epson color printer a while back that supported 6 color cartridges, Beautiful prints--when the print heads weren't clogged, requiring the waste of untold amounts of ink to flush them. I junked it. Is this printer subject to similar hassles?”
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I have not had that issue at all and I have used this printer a lot
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had no issues with the ink getting clogged. Also note that the new cartridges have a seal that might lower the possibility of this happening.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is my second Epson printer and I haven't had any issue like that so for. Both have been great.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have only had the this printer and it's cousin the 4740 for 4 months, but have not had to run a head cleaning cycle yet. I had many issues with the 4540 and continuous clogged heads that just wouldn't come unclogged and my old WF610 had begun to have clogged heads after many years of use. So far the flaws of the 4540 have not been an issue with the new 4720 and 4740.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I've owned different Epson printers in the past, and have had the same issues at times. Be sure to use Epson cartridges, keep the printer in a normally used room with normal temperatures, and don't try to do a lot of color printing at once. If the cartridges are not used for a long time, do a quick clean before printing. This should help. Also, the WF-4720 only has four cartridges.
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