when i had this problem what i did was install the ink then switch off printer
leave off for a few mins then switch back on
or it could be that another ink needs changing
Good luck
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Canon PIXMA-MP460.2nd time refill ink,1st time fine this time,ink carts not recognised.any1 help please,C T?
Did you buy genuine canon cartridges this time, or did you buy cheaper compatible ones. If the latter, send them back for a refund and buy original. Some cartridges have a chip in them and they may have omitted to reset it or some such problem. Either way get your money back.Canon PIXMA-MP460.2nd time refill ink,1st time fine this time,ink carts not recognised.any1 help please,C T?
when i had this problem what i did was install the ink then switch off printer
leave off for a few mins then switch back on
or it could be that another ink needs changing
Good luckcute myspace
when i had this problem what i did was install the ink then switch off printer
leave off for a few mins then switch back on
or it could be that another ink needs changing
Good luck
What is a good, very low cost printer, needed mostly for black and white printing with cheap ink refills?
I mainly need the printer for printing shipping labels and ect. What is a good, low price printer? All in one would be great too. Or what store is the best for purchasing a printer? I need something where the ink isnt super expensive also. I have the kodak easyshare 5500 right now but this printer is no good at all for me. Thanks in advance.What is a good, very low cost printer, needed mostly for black and white printing with cheap ink refills?
This printer will be by far the best choice for you.
The reason is that it is laser so you do not need to refill as much
and is much more reliable. Also the refilled cartridges are very cheap
and very reliable. It is suggested as one of the smartest
choices for your case by Inkfilling which is a major refill
online retailer
http://www.inkfilling.com/printer-printe鈥?/a>
You can also try ebay for this printer but I certainly do not
suggest a brand new model bought from Officedepot or
other electronics retailer because those new models
are going to be too expensive to maintain and can only
use overpriced original cartridges.
So my suggestion: Samsung ML 2510
(or see list of cheap refillable printers to choose for yourself at
http://www.inkfilling.com/cat-printers.h鈥?/a>
- they do have all-in-one there too)What is a good, very low cost printer, needed mostly for black and white printing with cheap ink refills?
It's usually better to refill cartridges rather than replace them. OfficeMax I believe will fill cartridges for like $5 (maybe it's Staples or Office Depot?)
But also, what kind of volume printing you're doing matters. Getting a cheap printer if you're doing 100 pages a day usually ends up being more expensive in the long run, because it's not designed for that volume, nor is it as fast (wasting time).
Personally, however, when selecting a printer, I find the cheapest cartridge and then find a printer to match it! I use the HP1510 All-in-one, which use $15 cartridges, but it also prints in color, scans, and copies.
Desi, you've got some really good answers here and I wish you luck trying to choose the right printer for your need.
DAVID has given us a steady stream of personal experience with printers and a good source for buying inexpensive cartridges
However he is wrong about re-filling. I have been refilling the same cartridges for about three years. I keep two sets, one filled and one empty and ready to be re-filled.
I buy my ink in 1/2 pint bottles for about $17 which makes the cost of a refill about 50 cents for my Canon pixma IP6000.
What David does NOT say is that you have to learn how to fill your own cartridges. It requires covering the sponge entry with scotch tape BEFORE filling and, of course it requires a glue gun to seal the filling hole. IF a person does not have these things then it will be, as David says, DISASTER.
But I'll bet there are lots of do-it-yourself folks out there who would benefit from learning how to refill.
The second and last secret is to KNOW HOW to clean the print head.
It requires just rubbing alcohol and twin tips and it has to be done every few months. Once you learn it keep the print head like new.
I write Book Digests of about 20-30 pages, large print for folks who have vision problems. I like to give these best seller condensed books to people who can't read the regular type.
It would cost me $2.00 each to have these books printed but I can print them for about a quarter and that lets me give away 100 or so without feeling the financial pinch.
Never refill inkjet cartridges. It's the best way to kill your printer. It may work 9 out of 10 times but the 10th time will make you regret doing it. Every day there are several messages here from people who learned the hard way. Always use new - not refilled or remanufactured - cartridges.
If all you need is black print, I bought two Brother HL2040 laser printers 3 years ago for $50 each. I found toner refills on ebay for $6. You need a $3 part called a reset gear to make the refills work (also available on ebay). In thousands of pages all I ever had to replace was the toner.
If you're looking for a reliable all-in-one inkjet with good quality output, a solid warranty and inexpensive ink, look at the Epson workforce or NX series.
The best warranty in the industry. For a year, Epson will express-ship a replacement and pick up the old one.
Epson has also made things easier for their customers by standardizing their cartridges. Most of their printers use one of two types. The three-color plus black use T069 (CX5000 CX6000 CX7000 CX7400 CX7450 CX8400 CX9400FAX CX9475Fax NX100 NX105 NX400 Workforce 30/40/500/600 and C120) and the 5-color plus black use T078 (R260 R280 R380 RX580 RX595 and RX680). This means finding cartridges is easy.
I get cartridges for my Epsons from http://ccs-digital.com for under $3 each which hold 50% more ink than standard cartridges.
This printer will be by far the best choice for you.
The reason is that it is laser so you do not need to refill as much
and is much more reliable. Also the refilled cartridges are very cheap
and very reliable. It is suggested as one of the smartest
choices for your case by Inkfilling which is a major refill
online retailer
http://www.inkfilling.com/printer-printe鈥?/a>
You can also try ebay for this printer but I certainly do not
suggest a brand new model bought from Officedepot or
other electronics retailer because those new models
are going to be too expensive to maintain and can only
use overpriced original cartridges.
So my suggestion: Samsung ML 2510
(or see list of cheap refillable printers to choose for yourself at
http://www.inkfilling.com/cat-printers.h鈥?/a>
- they do have all-in-one there too)What is a good, very low cost printer, needed mostly for black and white printing with cheap ink refills?
It's usually better to refill cartridges rather than replace them. OfficeMax I believe will fill cartridges for like $5 (maybe it's Staples or Office Depot?)
But also, what kind of volume printing you're doing matters. Getting a cheap printer if you're doing 100 pages a day usually ends up being more expensive in the long run, because it's not designed for that volume, nor is it as fast (wasting time).
Personally, however, when selecting a printer, I find the cheapest cartridge and then find a printer to match it! I use the HP1510 All-in-one, which use $15 cartridges, but it also prints in color, scans, and copies.
Desi, you've got some really good answers here and I wish you luck trying to choose the right printer for your need.
DAVID has given us a steady stream of personal experience with printers and a good source for buying inexpensive cartridges
However he is wrong about re-filling. I have been refilling the same cartridges for about three years. I keep two sets, one filled and one empty and ready to be re-filled.
I buy my ink in 1/2 pint bottles for about $17 which makes the cost of a refill about 50 cents for my Canon pixma IP6000.
What David does NOT say is that you have to learn how to fill your own cartridges. It requires covering the sponge entry with scotch tape BEFORE filling and, of course it requires a glue gun to seal the filling hole. IF a person does not have these things then it will be, as David says, DISASTER.
But I'll bet there are lots of do-it-yourself folks out there who would benefit from learning how to refill.
The second and last secret is to KNOW HOW to clean the print head.
It requires just rubbing alcohol and twin tips and it has to be done every few months. Once you learn it keep the print head like new.
I write Book Digests of about 20-30 pages, large print for folks who have vision problems. I like to give these best seller condensed books to people who can't read the regular type.
It would cost me $2.00 each to have these books printed but I can print them for about a quarter and that lets me give away 100 or so without feeling the financial pinch.
Never refill inkjet cartridges. It's the best way to kill your printer. It may work 9 out of 10 times but the 10th time will make you regret doing it. Every day there are several messages here from people who learned the hard way. Always use new - not refilled or remanufactured - cartridges.
If all you need is black print, I bought two Brother HL2040 laser printers 3 years ago for $50 each. I found toner refills on ebay for $6. You need a $3 part called a reset gear to make the refills work (also available on ebay). In thousands of pages all I ever had to replace was the toner.
If you're looking for a reliable all-in-one inkjet with good quality output, a solid warranty and inexpensive ink, look at the Epson workforce or NX series.
The best warranty in the industry. For a year, Epson will express-ship a replacement and pick up the old one.
Epson has also made things easier for their customers by standardizing their cartridges. Most of their printers use one of two types. The three-color plus black use T069 (CX5000 CX6000 CX7000 CX7400 CX7450 CX8400 CX9400FAX CX9475Fax NX100 NX105 NX400 Workforce 30/40/500/600 and C120) and the 5-color plus black use T078 (R260 R280 R380 RX580 RX595 and RX680). This means finding cartridges is easy.
I get cartridges for my Epsons from http://ccs-digital.com for under $3 each which hold 50% more ink than standard cartridges.
Refill ink, help please.?
i have HP 94 black and HP 95 Color, can i go to walgreens and refill them? or do i have to buy new ones?Refill ink, help please.?
Walgreens claims that they can refill them. However, from my customers, they have not had the best success with them.
And I have been unable to find out exactly what Walgreens warranty is.
I would look for a local company that deals with printer cartridges, or a web based store that also has a store front.Refill ink, help please.?
you should go to walgreens and ask them
Walgreens claims that they can refill them. However, from my customers, they have not had the best success with them.
And I have been unable to find out exactly what Walgreens warranty is.
I would look for a local company that deals with printer cartridges, or a web based store that also has a store front.Refill ink, help please.?
you should go to walgreens and ask them
Is there any ink refills for HP 60 black ink cartridges?
I have been buying HP 60 black ink refill cartridges and was wondering with all the refills going on with other cartridges is there a product out there which refills these empty black ink cartridges?Is there any ink refills for HP 60 black ink cartridges?
You can consider Universal Refill Kit, it has the instruction inside.
http://www.123inkcartridges.ca/printer-i鈥?/a>Is there any ink refills for HP 60 black ink cartridges?
I've been using PrintPal for a number of years.
You might try that.
ya i think they have some at walmart ok
You can consider Universal Refill Kit, it has the instruction inside.
http://www.123inkcartridges.ca/printer-i鈥?/a>Is there any ink refills for HP 60 black ink cartridges?
I've been using PrintPal for a number of years.
You might try that.
ya i think they have some at walmart ok
Where can I get ink refills for my HP Photosmart C4200 series?
I would love it if someone knows the answers. I'm online and will give the 10 points to the one who guides me to the right place. Thanks a lot!Where can I get ink refills for my HP Photosmart C4200 series?
http://www.inksell.com/hppsc4200.html
inksell.com has most printers on it.
http://www.inksell.com/hppsc4200.html
inksell.com has most printers on it.
Where should i buy ink refill in the phippines?
Try Manila. It's the premier city in the Phillipines and probably has the most stores selling ink refills.Where should i buy ink refill in the phippines?
Try Ebay you can also get the ink to refill the cart. you already have pretty cheap
Try Ebay you can also get the ink to refill the cart. you already have pretty cheap
An i use writing ink to refill my inkjet cartridge?
my inkjet just run out and i have some writing ink that looks the same, can i use it to refill my empty cartridge? The ink is in a little bottle. I got it at the office store and i use it to write with a pen. that i dip into it. I could just suck out a little and put it into the cartridge, but i do not want to ruin my cartridge.An i use writing ink to refill my inkjet cartridge?
I've tried refilling my ink cartridges with those kits that are supposed to work and had no luck getting my printer to work after having used them , Best to just toss the empty one out and buy another.An i use writing ink to refill my inkjet cartridge?
Unfortunately, most cartridges can not be refilled because of a microchip on the cartridge itself.
You are better off just purchasing generic cartridges rather than refilling them.
You do not need to purchase the higher priced brand cartridges. We purchase the off brand Epson cartridges for our printer. I get them for about $7 or $10, plus I do not have worry about the hassle of refilling them.
Despite what some people say.. it does NOT void your warranty to use off brand cartridges. I found an article about this online if you want to read more about this, go to cheapinkcartridges.com and click on the FAQ link.
There are hundreds of sites online to purchase these cartridges.
No i have tried that and dont work.You need the special refill inks you can find in the market
i expect it's the wrong viscosity and maybe oil based........ i wouldn't try it !!
Simply refilling a cartridge yourself will void all warranties on the cartridge. Using a non-manufacturer's cartridge will void the printer warranty in most cases.
Using the wrong ink can cause all sorts of trouble. The ink might run right through the cartridge and spill inside the printer.
My brother had a $450 printer that wouldn't recognize that there was paper in it because the sensor was covered in spilled ink.
Can you really afford to take the chance that this is a good idea?
Why not use food coloring or colored water it it looks like printer ink?
It's your $$...
that will certainly ***** it up.
Only if you want to buy a new printer.
I don't think so! I think that the writing ink does something else. You should look it up on google or something like that!cute myspace
I've tried refilling my ink cartridges with those kits that are supposed to work and had no luck getting my printer to work after having used them , Best to just toss the empty one out and buy another.An i use writing ink to refill my inkjet cartridge?
Unfortunately, most cartridges can not be refilled because of a microchip on the cartridge itself.
You are better off just purchasing generic cartridges rather than refilling them.
You do not need to purchase the higher priced brand cartridges. We purchase the off brand Epson cartridges for our printer. I get them for about $7 or $10, plus I do not have worry about the hassle of refilling them.
Despite what some people say.. it does NOT void your warranty to use off brand cartridges. I found an article about this online if you want to read more about this, go to cheapinkcartridges.com and click on the FAQ link.
There are hundreds of sites online to purchase these cartridges.
No i have tried that and dont work.You need the special refill inks you can find in the market
i expect it's the wrong viscosity and maybe oil based........ i wouldn't try it !!
Simply refilling a cartridge yourself will void all warranties on the cartridge. Using a non-manufacturer's cartridge will void the printer warranty in most cases.
Using the wrong ink can cause all sorts of trouble. The ink might run right through the cartridge and spill inside the printer.
My brother had a $450 printer that wouldn't recognize that there was paper in it because the sensor was covered in spilled ink.
Can you really afford to take the chance that this is a good idea?
Why not use food coloring or colored water it it looks like printer ink?
It's your $$...
that will certainly ***** it up.
Only if you want to buy a new printer.
I don't think so! I think that the writing ink does something else. You should look it up on google or something like that!
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