Do I need to return this Lamy 2000?

[Shankar Prasad Nandi]

This new Lamy 2000 medium skips at the beginning of a line and a slight amount of pressure makes it write again. The pen doesn't write with only it's own weight. I am posting photos of the nib. Do I need to return the pen or will it be better to fix it myself?

[InkyProf]

If it were my pen, before returning or adjusting it, I would try emptying the pen of ink, flushing it thoroughly either with cool or room-temperature water, or with water to which I'd added one drop of a mild dishwashing detergent (followed by further flushing with plain water to remove any residual detergent), let the pen dry (resting it gently, nib-down, on a ball of paper toweling to allow residual moisture in the nib and feed to wick out), and try again with the same ink and paper. If I encountered the same problem, I would flush and dry the pen again (no detergent this time) and try again with a different ink, ideally a familiar one that I knew behaved well in other pens. (I generally use Waterman Serenity Blue or Pelikan Königsblau for this.) At that point, if I encountered the same problem, I would exchange it for a pen with a different nib. (I don't know anything about your level of experience diagnosing and correcting nib issues, but since this is a new, current-production pen, it should write properly, and if it doesn't, the retailer or manufacturer should replace it with one that does.)

[torstar]

Mine has been good and bad at times.

 

Lamy ink was the worst thing that i put into it...