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Just replaced the black ink PGBK on my Cannon MP810 printer and kept getting error msg "wrong printer head". Took printer head to World Cartridge and they cleaned but still get the same msg. "wrong printer head". The same problem happened x1.6 years ago and end up paying $210 for service and replacement print head. Anything I can do without paying that much [email protected]

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Dont go to Cartridge World :(. This problem is sometimes caused when a cartridge has been re-filled and re-set too many times, The chip corrupts and causes some very weird messages. Simply try a New Set of Cartridges (Not reconditioned or Refilled). GnL Products in NSW have new compatible cartridges for about $10 each. [email protected]

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