Originally Posted by Chris Soucy (Post 1503356)

AFTER giving the heads a bloody good clean, hey, even three or four times if necessary.

If it's still happening, well, there's nothing for it but a professional clean, if you can find someone to do it.

If that doesn't fix it, there must be a hardware fault.

Thanks, Shaun, ain't seen it before, ever.

Couldn't reconcile what I saw with degraded head performance, under any circumstances.


CS