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As of 2023 ink ribbons for the DMP-2000 are no longer available. | As of 2023 ink ribbons for the [[Amstrad/Schneider DMP2000 Printer|DMP-2000]] are no longer available. | ||
If the ribbon is still functioning, it's possible to re-ink the ribbon with some oil based ink. | If the ribbon is still functioning, it's possible to re-ink the ribbon with some oil based ink. | ||
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* open the right plastic case of the ribbon | * open the right plastic case of the ribbon | ||
* soak the sponge with ink (use gloves!) | * soak the sponge with ink (use gloves!) | ||
[[File:DMP2000 ribboncase open.jpeg|thumbnail|none]] | |||
* put everything back together | * put everything back together | ||
* print several pages full of text until the ribbon is soaked again with ink | * print several pages full of text until the ribbon is soaked again with ink | ||
To speed up the process, you can use a small sponge, soak it with ink and press it against the ribbon while the printer prints. | To speed up the process, you can use a small sponge, soak it with ink and press it against the ribbon while the printer prints. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:48, 2 March 2024
As of 2023 ink ribbons for the DMP-2000 are no longer available.
If the ribbon is still functioning, it's possible to re-ink the ribbon with some oil based ink.
The process is quick and easy:
- get some oil based ink, e.g. "Pelikan 351353 - stamp pad ink with oil"
- open the right plastic case of the ribbon
- soak the sponge with ink (use gloves!)
- put everything back together
- print several pages full of text until the ribbon is soaked again with ink
To speed up the process, you can use a small sponge, soak it with ink and press it against the ribbon while the printer prints.