Inkjet Refills can you tell me whether it is possible to refill the T0611 black ink cartridge for the stylus Dx4200

davesimpso Jan 21, 2009

I bought a resetter and it works fine. However the exact instructions for injecting the ink into the TO611 cartridge are elusive - can you recommend a foolproof site

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Epson cartridges can be refilled, but most need an actual "resetter" to make them work again. Sorry is problem with epson. Check this website for details; http://www.misterinkjet.com/epson_resetter_instructions.htm Don't automatically buy anything from those guys though until you have asked them if their resetter will work on your cartridge. There are others if you aren't happy with what they offer - please ask again. But yes, in answer to your question you can refill them - resetting them so the computer and printer recognise them as refilled is a little harder. If you feel sufficiently annoyed by Epson for unnecessarily doing this to waste money and destroy the environment, then please feel free to contact them and tell them on this link; http://www.epson.com/ Otherwise please show your annoyance by never buying an epson product again. It's a shame considering their products are actually quite good otherwise. Most, but not all other manufacturers allow you to just refill their cartridges. Hope this helps :)

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