[GreenKeys] Ribbon Ink
Bob Camp
[email protected]
Sat May 8 03:17:03 EDT 2004
Hi,
3 in 1 oil also works pretty much the same way.
Enjoy!
Bob Camp
KB8TQ
On May 7, 2004, at 6:16 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> In a message dated 5/5/04 23:17:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> [email protected]
> writes:
> Just recently I purchased 6 new ribbons for my model 28ASR from an
> Ebay
> Auction. I installed
> one tonight but noticed there doesn't seem to be any ink on the
> ribbon. They
> were each wrapped in plastic so I doubt they dried out. Is there some
> secret
> to inking the ribbon ahead of time ?
> Thank You
> Thomas Elmore
> Anchorage, Alaska
> Tom, the solvent for the ink in those ribbons has dried out. Give the
> ribbons a good dose of WD-40 and then wrap each ribbon in a plastic
> bag. After a
> week or two of storage the WD-40 will have penetrated the ribbon and
> you will be
> amazed at how well it will print. I have found over the years that I
> can
> repeat this process and re use the ribbon until it falls apart.
>
> Marvin Collins, W6OQI
>
>
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