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I am finding some truth to comments about unused ink cartriges In the
> Stylus C84 registering as empty when they still sound full(colors go
> empty even when you just print black). I am wondering how safe it
> would be to use an chip resetter on a cartrige without refilling it and
> allowing it to print until it truly is empty. Would there be a risk of
> some air getting injected into the head (when the cartrige runs out),
> thus ruining another printer (already went through one printer and got
> it replaced through warranty, but I think that was just from leaving
> the printer unused too long -- I don't have a resetter right now).
>
hello . i have a samsung scx-3405f and i have been refil the cartrige ... after i refiled my multifunction machine say on the display "Not Compatible toner cartrige". i donn`t know what to do to him because i have buy a new cartrige and she tell me the same thing. please answer to [email protected] ... tks verry mutch
your newly installed cartrige which is the colored one is not detected or mybe damage....may i ask if how many times did you refill already your cartrige?refilling a cartrige can cause damage to its circuit i suggest purchase a new colored cartrige and see if it works.
I'm not sure about Lexmark but some printer cartridges (Cannon) can't be refilled because the printers still think they are empty. You can buy a little gismo on ebay to reset the cartridges after you refill them. Good luck.
The ink your purchased is likely a cheap watered down version of what your printer is meant to take. You may notice that the ink smears when you rub the page directly after printing. Why you chose to use the blue and red ink to make black blows my mind. These refill kits are insanely cheap and buying the black could not have been much more. Not using black ink in the black cartridge would explain why your print is faded. Also, there is no way to reset the ink levels on this type of cartridge. As long as the printer still prints, just ignore the ink level indicator and print until the ink runs dry. I recommend Cartridge World for ink refills because they use high quality ink to manufacturer specified volumes while still saving you money.
the older lexmark cartriges have a chip that will not let you refill but the newer ones don't have the chip. also if you wait until the cartrige is totally empty it will not work properly
first, if you refilled your toner, the printer will always tell you, that you are not using original toner and red light will blink. second, if printer tell you every time to replace different color, then you need to clean a chip reader and chips on toners. take out all toners and pc drum. under toner rack there is a chip reader, clean it with pressure air and reinstall
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