Ercha,

I do not believe that any of the Epson flatbed (all in one) printers use
the 1280/1290 printers as their base.

Can you indicate the model number of your printer? Epson print heads
rarely fail, but they do clog. They can usually be unclogged with a
process, but now that you replaced the head and ribbon cable, there are
many possible problems that could have been introduced, so I don't know
what to suggest.

There are a few terms you used in your translation which I do not
understand. For instance you state some of the sensors the "snicks",
but I am not familiar with this term or which sensors you refer to. Do
you mean LED lights blink?

Sadly, I do not understand the translation of several terms. Perhaps
you can ask someone who has more familiarity with English to help you to
state the description, and then I might be able to help you more.

Art


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ercha wrote:
> Hi, everyone...
> I have a flatbed printer which is essentially Epson Stylus Photo 1290.
> I work little with it, and then my head was broken. For over 40 days I
> didn't do anything with that flatbed printer. After I had replaced head
> of printer and flat cable from printer head to mainboard, my flatbed
> printer wasn't working... When I press start button (where printer
> should do those self-preparing tests), table is go out, and than (when
> printer head should move) my printer stops... After a few minutes some
> of sensors snicks, and than I could press Start button again and again,
> and always same thing hapening with table and head...
> Could anybody tell me whats wrong with my printer, or is something
> wrong with table and sensors (or board that simulate translation of
> paper), or problem is with printer head (or flat cable)???
> Any help is more than welcome...
> Thank You...
>
>

I am not sure I can see video from this usenet access, but perhaps you
can place it on a website so I can look at it.

I await more details.

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ercha wrote:
> I will try to explain a little better what happens to the printer, maybe
> I have a little perplexed, and after that I hope that you will
> understand me better. Also, I will try to post some video clip so you
> can see what is happening with printer, so if you have any idea what
> could be wrong, please tell me what can I do.
> Thank you.
> Best regards
> Ivan
>
>

Hi Ivan,

I have looked at the two youtube videos you presented, and I am unable
to determine what is going wrong with the printer from them.

It is possible that the head was not the part that was broken when you
replaced it, and that there has been a failure of the mainboard components.

The only thing I can suggest at this time, is that you look into
purchasing or otherwise acquiring a copy of the service manual for the
1280 / 1290 printer. I don't know what languages the manuals may be
available in beyond English and Japanese. The English versions can be
found through a number of websites which sell manuals and probably on
e-bay as well.

Best of luck.

Art


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ercha wrote:
> Sorry, but I didn't understand you very well.
> Do you maybe have a mail address, so I could send you this files there.
>
> Probably you will not be able to send me PM (with address), but here's
> my mail: (E-Mail Removed), so send me your address there, if you
> can.
> Thank you in advance.
> Best regards.
> Ivan
>
>