Is there a trick to the spring alignment? After I open the pen to replace the ink, I can't get it to click correctly again.
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Have you placed the pen tip in the pen. Place the pen with the spring upward then place the pen cylinder in and that should work.:) I hope that this helps you.
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Dont forget any aftermarket fix is never the same as factory tuned. Did you made sure the digitizer and the glass is properly glued together? Sometimes if the job is done improperly it can create a gap so try to make sure everything is set up properly first. Your pen is also much more sensitive tool as it fires magnetic pulses when touched with the screen. Long story short these pulses might activate the screen response while your hand might no longer be able to set it off
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Are you keep it closed all the time? Do you write a lot? When you change cartridge or fill in the ink converter push hard so there is no gap inside. Make sure when you use the converter you got full of ink, not 3/4 or so. Sometime we do not realize that the little things cause the problem. I write a lot, so I have to fill my converter about 3 to 4 times a week. This is very nice pen, and should not have dry out so quick .Try to write a little bit every day and see if this will keep it the ink longer?
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I had that happen to me all the time! If you look closely, often you will see very faint print but what you have to do is a maintenance routine and it will solve the problem but it's annoying and wastes ink! First only clean the print heads and see if that takes care of it. Often that's enough but I have had to do it several times and sometimes also do the alignment. I got rid of mine and now am a happy HP Officepro owner.
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I'm going to answer my own question with the reply from Wacom via email on May 7, 2014: Thanks for writing in. Great question; there have been issues with the cursor being offset from the pen. I'm not sure what causes that, but there is not a way to correct it. I would suggest taking your tablet into a Best Buy and testing the pen there before you purchase it. Hope this helps - Customer Care Technician Wacom Technology Services, Corp P: 360.896.9833 [Mon-Fri] Hours: Mon-Thur: 7:30am-5pm Fri: 8:30am-5pm Pacific Time http://www.wacom.com/en.aspx
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o, just push it in. If you find it prints funny, such as missing out lines, just take out the cartridge and reinsert it. i found that happened when I changed the black one.
509781
the shoulder on the cartridge is rather long. I had to trim down that shoulder by CAREFULLY trimming a bit off with a sharp knife.That allows the short stem on my pen's nib to poke into the ink reservoir
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Could be, that the ink is too cold. Keep it in your pocket for a bit and see if that helps.
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Please replace the pen tip with the removal ring that came with the tablet. If the problem still shows, please send us an email from HuionTablet official for further assistance. Thank you!
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I hooked mine up and had the same problem. There's an adjustment on the cartridge that should fix the problem. It should be on the instructions. I thought mine was broken and after the adjustment it's been fine ever since.
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You can twist the barrel so the point of the ink cartridge is not exposed. That said it does not extract on a spring or pull back up in the barrel at all. Great pen though....really worth the money, well built.
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I have had this problem before with ink I purchased from Sam's Club. I brought back the ink and they replaced it. Appears to be some type of problem with who's making the ink. I guess you'll have to contact the person you purchased the ink from and go from there. It's a real pain but there is not other choice. You may want to bring the ink to a store and see if they will replace it. I'm sure you (I) are not the only ones with this problem. The larger stores will know about it, just hope they own up to it.
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Hold the rubber part with your left hand and rotate the upper part counter-clockwise to unscrew the pen and then insert the refill. I hope this helps.
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I really don't know. I suggest contacting a reputable pen repair shop (e.g., Fahrney's in D.C.) who will be able to assist you both with the advice and, eventually, repairs.
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The Prera only opens one way, in one place, so it's hard to make a mistake. With the cap off, grip the pen just behind the nib, and unscrew the barrel with your other hand. You will have to push the cartridge up into the nib section -- gently but firmly. Once you have the cartridge firmly in place, screw the pieces back together again. Time to enjoy your Prera!P.S. If that doesn't work, you have some other, bigger issue with your pen!
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I'm going to answer my own question with the reply from Wacom via email on May 7, 2014:Thanks for writing in. Great question; there have been issues with the cursor being offset from the pen. I'm not sure what causes that, but there is not a way to correct it. I would suggest taking your tablet into a Best Buy and testing the pen there before you purchase it. Hope this helps -Customer Care TechnicianWacom Technology Services, CorpP: 360.896.9833 [Mon-Fri]Hours: Mon-Thur: 7:30am-5pmFri: 8:30am-5pm Pacific Timehttp://www.wacom.com/en.aspx
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NO! (I hit the wrong button on my previous answer. If you are not getting good flow, there is another problem. The tines of the nib may be spread incorrectly, the pen may need cleaning, you may be using an ink with inadequate lubricants (ref to as "dry"). Start by soaking the front section in warm water for an hour, rinse and & try again. If that doesn't work, add a tbsp of clear ammonia and soak again. Also look at the nib. if the tines spread rather than narrow as they proceed to the point, see this vid. If they touch tightly at the tip, also watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_bNRrPk5MY. Start around minute 5.