For 2 months they've been sitting in the box that the system came in (thank goodness I didn't toss them!).
Until today, I had not idea what to do with those clips that JLW Sales gives you with the CIS system. However, when you don't have instructions or someone telling you how to do it, it can be confusing (at least to some people like myself). Like he stated earlier, it really is quite easy. Thanks to him (for e-mailing privately to further explain), I got it figured out. This morning when I came across Macrovision's post, I liked how he did his routing, however I didn't fully understand it. That seemed to do the trick for 2 months.
I had my CIS routed like what is on the 1st page of this thread (I had electrical tape attached to the tubing inside the front of the printer). I felt like I was killing my r200 with all that screeching. I tried over and over different configurations and nothing I tried worked. Thanks to Macrovision, I got my CIS from JLW Sales routed correctly! This morning, after two months of error free printing, during the course of printing a DVD the tubes got caught under the cartridge and I heard that horrific SCREECH!!!! Oh man, I hate that sound.
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