How do I change the ink roller on a Canon calculater CP-13
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On my Cannon there is a little plastic covering over the ink roller. Mine just lifts off. I don't know if yours is the same.
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Just push up on the plastic cover and remove. Lift out ink roller and put in new roller.
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I don't recall exactly. But I remember it was not very difficult. Best way to find out is to Google your Canon calculator modle and get the instructions from the Canon website or any website that offers them. I think it just pulled up and out, but I am not sure.
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gently push up on the clear plastic cover to remove. Gently push the ink roller to the left and it will pop out. Insert your new roller and replace the clear cover by inserting the bottom into the slot first and then gently push.
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I knew how to do this because I had a previous calculator of the same model. Put the paper on the wire support, with the paper rolling from the bottom. Fold a small end of the roll of paper , perhaps a half inch, and feed it into the slot below the roll. With the power on Press feed, trying to gently urge the paper into the slot. After a few tries, probably, it will "catch" and start rolling up through the printer roll. Let me know if this works. Excellent calculator, ridiculous, difficult process.
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I ordered some extras from Amazon. Look for Garvey Ink Rollers. Model 22-8 & 22-88.
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1. Remove paper roll 2. Slide the clear plastic cover (paper comes up thru a slot in the cover) to the back to remove 3. Ink cartridge is visible - "pull up" where marked on tab. 4. Insert new cartridge
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I just found this site www.4inkjets.com that sells Canon remanufactured cartridges with the chip that has been reset so that you can track how much ink is left in your printer from your computer.
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First, remove ink cartridge from printer. Need to pull down plastic lever in front of each cartridge. After removing new cartridge from plastic bag and removing thin plastic tab insert in slot in printer where old cartridge was. Press in until you hear click. Do not put finger on new cartridge where ink is dispensed. If this fails, go to Staples and ask. Also look on YouTube for instructions.
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I purchased the printhead for a Canon Pixma MP500. To install remove ink tanks. On the left side of the printhead is a gray lever. Lift that lever. At the back on each side of the printhead are tabs. Pull this tabs forward and the print head is easily removed. To install the new printhead, just reverse the process. Hope this helps.
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Hi Dan you should be able to click on the cartridge when you change it. go to tools and you should see a button to accept the cartrige
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Honestly I am not sure. Check with Staples or Office Depot for the most compatible model or contact Canon for a conversion number. You can take your old cartridge with you for comparison. Sorry I wasn't able to be more help.
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You have to use the software on the computer or use the menu and digital display on the printer. You cannot just pull the ink tray over as you can with other printers. Hope this helps.
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No I have not found a way to do that. I just had the same problem and luckily had a new cartridge handy. I get the best service and prices from inkjetsuperstore.com. Also fast delivery. I always order 2 of what I need. So when I put in the second one, I order more so I won't be in a bind. Older printers would let you take out the cartridge and shake it and put it back in but not this one. This printer is not the easiest to operate. It has a mind of its own.
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Install the ciss , do not install the ink that come with the printer. The ink is different.
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It took some digging through the Canon site, but it says 'YES'. Rather than take my word though, go to Canon website, type 'ink finder' and it should show you what I found.
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Hello. Standard roll is 2 1/4 " wide. That will work !! I have a better calculator than this for sale at a VERY good price if you would be interested. It's just like new.You can contact me at " heyvearl@earthlink.net " if you would be interested. It's a Canon " CP1250D ". GREAT machine !!
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Very simple...Open as you would any regular pen by twisting the Nib which opens it and allow you to remove the converter and replace it with the ink cartridges...
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Pat I think I looked up the calculator model on the Canon web site to find out which part would fit. I found the replacement ink cartridge at Staples.
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Canon has a manual for these machines on line, including the basic specs. Canon's software for the machine is the worst I have seen for any printer.