Learn what an injector actually is, how it works and how to keep it in top shape by reading this post.
In general, injectors are the valves or veins that inject ink all over the paper sheet; this process is done after the printhead gets warm.
A printhead has may injectors that can become clogged or worn out, then eventually burned out and useless with time. However, not all injectors burned out at the same time; it is a progressive process that will slowly decrease the quality of your impression.
Most of the time, this process will be display on the paper sheet when you print a document as a white line in every print. The injectors do not only need to be burned out to stop working, but they can also become clogged with ink residues and unclogged when the printhead is cleaned with special paint thinners.
Leaving the printhead clogged and full of ink will cause the injector to overheat and burn out. Still, the ink can act as a lubricant or cooling gel for the injector.
It is essential to frequently clean and tests the headprint for optimum injection functioning.
A printhead has may injectors that can become clogged or worn out, then eventually burned out and useless with time. However, not all injectors burned out at the same time; it is a progressive process that will slowly decrease the quality of your impression.
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Leaving the printhead clogged and full of ink will cause the injector to overheat and burn out. Still, the ink can act as a lubricant or cooling gel for the injector.
It is essential to frequently clean and tests the headprint for optimum injection functioning.
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