How do I change the ink cartridge on a victor 1208-2

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hi,
following images and steps may guide you.


first know the parts.

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Tear open the black ink cartridge bag at the notch and remove the ink cartridge.
IMPORTANT: Insert the ink cartridge immediately to prevent any drying of the ink.





Remove and discard the orange cap.
IMPORTANT: Handle ink cartridge carefully to avoid ink transfer.




Insert the black ink cartridge into the printhead. User's




Press down on the ink cartridge until you hear it snap into position

Tear open the color ink cartridge bag at the notch and remove the ink cartridge.

Remove and discard the orange cap.

Insert the color ink cartridge into the printhead

Press down firmly on the cartridge until you hear it snap into position
Close the printer access door.




regards,
cseian

Feed the paper through the slot located just under where the roll is sitting. Once you have fed it through as far as you can, press the arrow button (the up arrow) on your calculator until it catches the paper & feeds it through the machine.

Changing a printer cartridge is not complex but improper handling of the parts may damage the printer and the cartridge. If the user notices that while printing the ink comes out dry or faded, it may be time to change the ink or the toner. The user will know if it is time to change the toner because instead of a sharp image, one will get a faded image. It is time to change the ink cartridge when the printing comes out spotty or colors are used to replace others —for instance, blue for black or yellow for red. Remember, faded images signal the need to change the toner; spotty printing signals the need to change the ink cartridge get more help for change cartridge .
Hope this helps you.

Hello,
Calculators usually have two minuses, the regular minus sign and the change sign sometimes labeled (-) or (+/-). The latter is not meant to effect a subtraction, but to take the negative of the number you just entered. Big difference, would you say, but the syntax is different.
Ex: 15 - 7 is a subtraction with result 8
10 (-) displays -10 on the screen.
In some calculators the change sign is smaller than the regular minus, and is raised above the main line.
Hope it helps.

When you want to complete a problem on an adding machine, such as "7 - 3," you would not key in "7," then the subtraction sign, then "3" and then an equal sign. If you do, then you will get an answer of "-4," and you know that is not the correct answer. Again, you have to think like an accountant when you are working with your adding machine. To figure this subtraction problem on an adding machine, you would need to key in "7," the addition sign, "3" and then the subtraction sign; you would get the answer of 4. You are actually working the problem as "7 + (-3)." This would be true on most modern day machines. In order to subtract, you have to add the negative number.

1. Slide the "Rate Set/Item/PRT/On/Off" switch to "Rate Set" position
2. Enter the rate value.
3. Slide the "Rate Set/Item/PRT/On/Off" switch to "PRT" position.

You can also dowload the instruction manual

This is most likely a ribbon impact system. Any office supply store should have the ribbon you need, with information on compaitability on the package.

Remove the paper roll and gently but firmly pry on the bezel surrounding the paper exit path. Examine the sides of the ribbon casing for any clips or fasteners.

http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0300001548/MP620_GS_EN-US_V3.pdf

This method should put you on a fresh footing.

1. Go to start button when programs appears see if you can find your printer in the list, see if it has an uninstall program.
2. If not: Go to start click on printers and faxes.
3. Delete the printer giving you a tough time.
4. Reinstall using your installation CD.
That should work.

Victor