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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: graeme on May 15, 2017, 08:40:49 pm
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I'm running two printers with refillable cartridges ( an Epson 1500W with a BW Farbenwerk inkset & a 4 colour Canon with Lyson dye inks ).
I don't trust the chips on the cartridges to be entirely reliable at keeping me informed about the actual ink levels in them: I've already had a couple run dry in the Canon without getting an 'Empty' message.
Can anyone see any problems with me regularly topping up the cartridges while they're actually in the printer ( while being careful not to overfill )? I've had a couple of problems with chips not being recognised after they've been removed & refitted.
Advice appreciated as always.
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For years I followed that practice -- of refilling the cartridges while still in the printer -- but even though I tried to be careful not to overfill, some ink invariably spilled over and created quite a mess. So, now I just remove the cartridges to refill -- seeing clearly the increasing levels of ink -- then using a chip re-setter to get the printer to accept -- not reject -- the refilled cartridge. Much cleaner operation.
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For years I followed that practice -- of refilling the cartridges while still in the printer -- but even though I tried to be careful not to overfill, some ink invariably spilled over and created quite a mess. So, now I just remove the cartridges to refill -- seeing clearly the increasing levels of ink -- then using a chip re-setter to get the printer to accept -- not reject -- the refilled cartridge. Much cleaner operation.
Thanks Jim, I'll bear that in mind.
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Thanks Jim, I'll bear that in mind.
Take a look at Jose Rodriquez videos on YouTube.
Jose Rodriquez (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz9YXaSulpM90vC24lmAeZA)
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Take a look at Jose Rodriquez videos on YouTube.
Jose Rodriquez (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz9YXaSulpM90vC24lmAeZA)
Thanks for the link but I thought the guy was excruciating.