how do you use a refurbished toner cartridge and reset the page counter?
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To rest the page counter: open the lid, press Back/Clear. In the menu window it will list the color cartridges one at a time. Use the up and down arrows to select the correct color. Hit OK. Close the lid.
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You can refill the toner with this and it will work. YOU Need To reset the cartridge and refill it when it is low not when it's empty. It won't work if you wait till its empty.
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There are aftermarket toner cartridge reset chips available. You can temporarily swap the chip in the yellow toner cartridge while you are waiting for a replacement yellow cartridge to arrive. However, this assumes you have a small ssupply of reset chips on hand. Chicken, egg.
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No, you have to go to the maintenance section of the printer to reset the counter, it actually goes by number of prints not quality or whether or not it really needs a new drum
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You can Google this and you'll find an app you can use once to do a reset. There's an underlying issue. Every time you clean the print heads, ink is dumped into some pads under the printer. Once those pads are saturated, the printer is finished. Here's a link to an outfit on Ebay. I'm not recommending them, but they talk about why/how to do the reset. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EPSON-ARTISAN-800-Waste-Ink-Pad-Service-Reset-/331165278711?pt=UK_Computing_Printer_Scanner_Parts_Accessories&hash;=item4d1afd21f7
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I do not sell the printer, I bought one three years ago. I have had no problems with the printer. It is very reliable and has many capabilities not found on more expensive machines. The machine will say it is low on toner long before the cartridge needs to be replaced. Simply remove the cartridge from the machine, rock it back and forth and side-to-side, then reinstall it. I do not replace cartridges until the copies start getting too light.
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Before panicking, I would unplug the printer for 30 seconds after shutting it down, and do a reboot with the new cartridge in. If that doesn't work you can try it with the old cartridge in and then change cartridges after the reboot. I'm figuring you probably have this resolved by now, so can you tell us what ended up happening? Thanks.
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Yes, the starter cartridge can be refilled, you also need to install a reset gear, spring and cover. There is a YouTube video which is helpful, a search should turn it up.
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My printer is different(dcp-7065). When I installed, I used the old cartridge holder and only replace the toner cartridge. There is a small paper in front of cartridge head(printing), make sure you pull it out. Thanks.
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there is a way to reset the printer to factory settings, I had to do it a few times when I had this printer. Call HP and ask them for the reset sequence.
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Hi Sylvia, watch this video "www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaD1Vy8toP0" , it is much easier than me trying to explain to you how to do it, it is pretty simple, by the way, I installed the toner for a few months now and it works great, you don't need to do anything after you installed the toner and power back on, the low toner message will no longer come on, good luck!
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Hello Azriel, Unfortunately yours as well as all other new Epson printer models are no longer resettable. You are best off to order a set of refillable cartridges with ARC (auto reset chips) chips. If you do not see them listed on our website, please let me know and I will send you a Paypal Invoice. Thanks, Steve
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Turn your printer on. Once it has started and ready to print, open the toner cartridge access door. The LCD screen will tell you that it is open. Press the "Clear/Back" button on the printer. It will bring you to the reset toner settings. You should see the following on the screen: K. TNR-STD. Press ok and then press 1 to reset. Hope this helps. God Bless!!!
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I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You then need to run a test print page. I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You... » Read More I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You then need to run a test print page. « Show Less
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Try the old toner and drum. Do they work? Make sure you have pulled the strip that released the toner into the unit, some do not have that requirement. If none of that helped, maybe the laser failed or other electronics. Could even be a software or driver issue, can you print a test page?
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Great! Instr. on toner reset, September 28, 2013. - http://www.amazon.com/review/R21X5O6QYB4IFQ/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00DJG8D88&nodeID;=172282&store;=electronics
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I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that the colors are getting weak, however, then change quickly as running it without toner is not good for the printer. I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that... » Read More I would download the instruction manual from the HP website, but to go ahead and change the toner:Look at the front where the completed sheets come out. There is an indentation in the deck of the machine. Pull that toward you and the 'front door' opens. There is a drawer indicated by a blue handle. Pulling that out will expose the 4 toner cartridges. One thought relates to my last HP color laser. When the read out says the cartridge is empty, there may be an option to continue to print as HP reports toner levels in their favor and there is probably a lot still left. If you note that the colors are getting weak, however, then change quickly as running it without toner is not good for the printer. « Show Less