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damdog

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Date: Jan 20, 2005

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hi all are there any new solutions to the problem of the fumes that come of the machine when running flat out as it is very strong __________________

waltman

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Date: Jan 22, 2005

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attach ducting to vents on either side, rig with a slight vacuum. __________________

Bob Gruner

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Date: Jan 24, 2005

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Do you have a media dryer? If not, my best advise is to purchase a Seiko media dryer and connect your exhaust venting to that. Bob Gruner __________________ Bob Gruner

damdog

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Date: Feb 14, 2005

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thanks all i did not know the seiko media dryer had a exhaust vent on it so will look at thet option again __________________

Dimirll

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Date: Mar 10, 2005

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FYI.

The built in fans in the Seiko 64s (IP6600) are able to exhaust fumes from the left and right side vents of the printer up to 10 meters withought any added pumps/exhaust units.

As stated previously, the use of a Dryer unit with an attached ventilation kit and extraction pump system will greatly reduce the fumes caused by the the ink drying whether the dryer is running or not.

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