How to Convert an Epson WF-7710 Workforce Printer to a Sublimation Printer

[@lanadacunningham2732]

This video was very helpful. I tried it on my printer and it totally worked. Thanks again

[@1krazylifegaming]

Woah thanks for the support.

[@adreamtobedecor4528]

You’re welcome.

[@DeeFromTheD]

I’m gonna follow your video, I have one to do. You never ran the ink it comes with thru?

[@adreamtobedecor4528]

My apologies. No. I did not run the ink it came with since it was a brand new printer. If you’re converting one that’s been used already, simply run the cycles like stated at the beginning to clean the nozzles. That should help get the old ink out and your sublimation ink in

[@DeeFromTheD]

@@adreamtobedecor4528 Thanks

[@Angela-gl9rl]

Once you convert it, you can't use it as an inkjet anymore? Why is that? I would hate to ruin my only printer that works for printing everything with my Cricut, but this would certainly add more options to my already too large list of crafting things to do.

[@adreamtobedecor4528]

I’ve read that because of the chemical makeups of the inks, it doesn’t print the same once converted. If you fully flush the system, such as the steps at the beginning, it may be possible, I’m just not sure of how the inkjet inks will be on paper afterwards.

[@williampou2419]

where I can buy the kit and what numbe is the ink and brand

[@adreamtobedecor4528]

Hi. I’ve actually put the ink brand as well as a link to purchase the ink in the description drop down.