Can this be used to refill the starter kit of toner cartridges and make them equivalent to high yield cartridges?
208230
Yes, it can but make sure you also order the chip set for the cartridges, otherwise the printer will still think the cartridges are empty. You also need to disassemble the cartridge and empty the waste chambers
208231
When I was shopping for a thrifty equivalent I definitely wanted a refill option which would yield at least the yield of an new cartridge. These meet that expectation.
2227755
I've only used my machine a few times and still have 2 replacements left, so I'm not sure if you can use other cartridges to carbonate. I wouldn't.
1226325
Hello, I don't think so. Printer will give you error when the toner is out. Thanks,
146387
I think I did use this product in the past to refill black ink cartridges and it did work well. I no longer have the printers or this particular refill set. Cartridges will usually take several refills before they have to be replaced. Good luck.
1466761
Depends on the cartridge capacity. I used one tube of ink to fill my large capacity cartridge.
1151378
Yes some starter cartridges. They don't have the capacity of the regular cartridges but they get you started
74730
As long as the ink cartridge in your printer is an HP 74 or HP 74 XL model, then you can use this refill kit. It doesn't matter what the model of the printer is, just the model of the ink cartridge--that's what you match to the refill kit, which is why InkTec labeled this particular kit as being for an HP 74 and HP 75 XL ink cartridge.
1841517
I have had no problems with it resetting, no matter what the condition of the cartridges. The re-setter only knows that it has a cartridge in it not whether it is even got ink in it. I believe you can fill them at any point.
253000
it's ink & for my purpose of just refilling printheads, I didn't question it. I have not tried to refill cartridges, & I know the HP Printers are set up to be sensitive to 'tampering" so you can continue to purchase HP cartridges. Sorry, can't help you in that area.
2268731
Mine is 2 years old and I have filled the toner cartridges several times....I use a local company who specializes in refilling toner cartridges...they find away to refill anything !!!! It might be that the original starter cartridge which lasts a very short time is sealed
167732
The kit will work as it is just a syringe and printer ink. Fill the syringe and squeeze into the cartridge filler port and you are set to go. Be sure to search for any videos to help clarify any questions. Here is a link to get you started. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rTb3i1dqlU
1325517
I used it to refill the starter toner cartridge that came with the printer. One bottle filled that cartridge. NOTE: You will NEED to also replace the chip (cost about $15). I google searched for instructions online (found a good youtube demonstration video).
627199
Yes but it is not recommended for at least three reasons off the top of my head. 1. Different refilling services will use different types of formulations for their dry ink powder. This can be a hit/miss situation with regards to quality. 2. If it is a "miss", there's the potential that it may damage your printer which leads me to thought number.... 3. Warranty. If for some reason your 3rd party toner supplier provides you with a bad or faulty cartridge or dry ink media, you will no be able to have HP repair you printer under their warranty protection. Bottom line. Technically speaking, yes, it can be done but it would be a gamble. If you want to take a chance, at least wait till the warranty expires.
203772
Yes, I used this kit to fill the 210 XL cartridges. I did not receive any instructions with this kit. (I used instructions from a previous refill kit even though it was a different brand.)
1447297
I can answer 2 out of 3. You can continue to refill it as many times as you need to. It is a powder. The only issue you may have with that particular model printer is the "chip" that they send with the printer must of course be compatible with your printer. The seller of the toner should be able to let you know if they have the correct "chip" for your machine, or not. If your toner cartridge does not have a "chip", then I would "guess" that any toner would suffice to allow you to make good copies.
703120
I wouldn't suggest it.. I've found even using toner refills rather than originals can mess up the printer
2153100
You receive a standard "starter pack" which basically includes mini versions of the cartridges (the yield is not as high as the regular cartridges are). It would be a good idea to buy the regular toner cartridges with the printer so that you have them available to you when the starter pack runs out.