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My problem is, this thing seems airtight, and no ink comes out even when I push the plunger down. I suspect there's a simple procedure here that I'm just not getting ;)

you have to engage the shaft threads to the piston seal which is parked at the knob end of the pen. Once engaged, the air/water will eject as you operate the shaft. It is a syringe filler.

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My problem is, this thing seems airtight, and no ink comes out even when I push the plunger down. I suspect there's a simple procedure here that I'm just not getting ;)

Hi Penmanilla,

I think Hari is right, you should dis-engage and unlock the anchored piston first before you can effectively the piston down.

The user guidelines- which were included with your pen- provide a detailed "step by step " filling procedure.

Please use this procedure and I'm sure everything will become clear.

FYI complementary information, please read the attached link showing my initial description of the filling procedure.

Best regards, Francis

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/214838-novel-positive-displacement-filling-system/

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thanks! that did the trick ;)

 

you have to engage the shaft threads to the piston seal which is parked at the knob end of the pen. Once engaged, the air/water will eject as you operate the shaft. It is a syringe filler.

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