Can this ink make the ink cartridge dry inhibiting the potential for the ink to bleed out?
326741
I have been using ink for over 2 years with no problems. I refill when copy starts fading. I have a HP officejet 5510.
326742
The HP cartridges I have filled with this ink work well. I would imagine, if refilled and unused for a long period of time, the jets may dry as with any factory filled cartridge. As another person mentioned, refill the cartridge at the first streaking or irregularity you notice in the print, don't run it completely dry.
326743
I'm not quite sure what you're asking; however, I've found that one of the tricks to successfully using this refill ink is to not let the cartridge run out completely. The moment you notice that your printing is becoming streaky or faded, refill the cartridge. Another "trick" I do is to drill a small hole near the top front of the cartridge so that I can inject (with refill syringe) fresh ink without removing the cartridge from the printer. You may need to occasionally remove the cartridge to wipe the print head. I use a tissue and some rubbing alcohol for this. Don't know if this answers your question. Good luck.
326744
I'm not quite sure what you're asking; however, I've found that one of the tricks to successfully using this refill ink is to not let the cartridge run out completely. The moment you notice that your printing is becoming streaky or faded, refill the cartridge. Another "trick" I do is to drill a small hole near the top front of the cartridge so that I can inject (with refill syringe) fresh ink without removing the cartridge from the printer. You may need to occasionally remove the cartridge to wipe the print head. I use a tissue and some rubbing alcohol for this. Don't know if this answers your question. Good luck. I'm not quite sure what you're asking; however, I've found that one of the tricks to successfully using this refill ink is to not let the cartridge run out completely. The moment you notice that your printing is becoming streaky or faded, refill the cartridge. Another "trick" I do is to drill a small hole near the top front of the cartridge so that I can inject (with refill syringe) fresh ink without removing the cartridge from the printer. You may need to occasionally remove the cartridge to wipe the print head. I use a tissue and some rubbing alcohol for this. Don't know if this... » Read More I'm not quite sure what you're asking; however, I've found that one of the tricks to successfully using this refill ink is to not let the cartridge run out completely. The moment you notice that your printing is becoming streaky or faded, refill the cartridge. Another "trick" I do is to drill a small hole near the top front of the cartridge so that I can inject (with refill syringe) fresh ink without removing the cartridge from the printer. You may need to occasionally remove the cartridge to wipe the print head. I use a tissue and some rubbing alcohol for this. Don't know if this answers your question. Good luck. « Show Less
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It can cure it totally but it will take more time. It will all depend on how far away it is from the platen and how thick your ink is. If you are using it as your only source to cure ink, I'd recommend getting a heat reading gun to make sure the temperature hits 320. But really a conveyor dryer is the way to go when you're doing big quantities.
626249
It works very well, the ink does NOT clog or drip, it acts as if its a Factory Refill - Iam planning on Re-buy again from this seller.and it saves you a ton on money, just be sure to drill your access hole for new plug, on top of Cartg. so it cant seep into printer, and all will be well - good luck
1729091
I don't use the in cartridges for the very reason stated. I agree with Enrique A. I only use Pelican or Mont Blanc ink in any of my fountain pens, never had a issue. Clean with some warm water including the adapter, let dry and try fresh ink.
2237
Yes. It'll keep printing until the ink cartridge is completely empty. For example, if the black cartridge runs out, you'll eventually get a blank page as you continue to use the printer.
15165
Yes. If water touches the ink after it is on paper, the water will cause the ink to run (even after it is dried).
1539563
I'm sure damaging the printer in any way doesn't help. I was not impressed with this product. The colors are just poor. Just use the LD ink cartages. 127XL works well. Hope this helps
359894
try taking the cartridge out of the printer and wipe the edge where the ink comes out with a damp tissue to get the ink flowing again; I have this problem with the color cartridge
1417608
Could be, that the ink is too cold. Keep it in your pocket for a bit and see if that helps.
2209114
There is no need to worry about the stamp drying out. The ink is designed not to dry out if you leave it in the open air. It will stay wet for a long, long time. That is why this ink can be used only on paper or cardboard, where it can soak into the material. A little bit of ink does get used each time you stamp something, so you will need to re-ink it eventually, but this has nothing to do with the ink drying up.
820135
I haven't had that problem. I have an Epson printer...inks don't run even when wet on paper.
1561016
I have never tried but I will guess "no". Once a cartridge is too low it will not print so I am guessing it will not print if a cartridge is missing or empty, regardless of whether or not it actually *needs* that cartridge.
628700
Wouldn't think it would be the cartridge. Check the rollers inside for ink buildup or debris that would keep it from running the paper through normally. :)
1577826
Same thing happened to me. After not printing(B&W) for awhile, I took out the black cartridge - carefully, to avoid stains - and wiped the ink orifice with an alcohol-soaked Q-tip. I might have done it more than once; at any rate, it worked and the ink now flows well. The color cartridges were OK, but I am prepared to repeat the trick if necessary. It's worth a try. Good luck.
1617824
Other than what J. Xander Vodre wrote, the only other thing that could affect it would be the little spring placed at the top of the cartridge. I doubt that's it, but theoretically, if the spring wasn't big enough it might cause that problem.
1804387
No. Comes out ready to go. Also, goes beyond low ink indicator. Meaning you can still print quite a lot until you really run out.
1809759
I used a converter, but I've learn that this pen is not designed for converter, due to the complicated feed system at at the front of the pen, that ink will get trap in place that's not design to hold ink and thu might cause stain, I would recommend using a syringe to refill either your cartridge or converter.