do i remove the vent hole cover after refill?
1521210
If you reinsert the plug into the vent hole there won't be any way for the atmosphere to push the ink into the print head and it will dry there and then you have to replace the cartridge. When you remove the vent plug don't tilt the cartridge to far back or you will have ink all over your hands and any surface you are working on. Also make sure that the chip is properly installed on the top of the cartridge or that cartridge will not print at all. Some times the chip will come off of the cartridge during shipping because they are not glued on to the cartridge
1521211
Yes. You only put the plug into the vent hole when you are going to store it or ship it. Otherwise take it out before installing them in the printer..
1521212
There are two hole covers. One for the vent (bottom), the other for refilling (top). The vent cover is only to be installed during shipping to prevent ink from leaking out. As soon as you received the cartridge and were getting ready to install it, remove the vent hole cover. From this point on, the vent cover does NOT need to be put back in. (Unless you are going to ship or store it).
2272360
This can be confusing. The unit replaces the Ventline cover used for many years. The only way to tell is if the cover on your vent has an outside hinge that is like a small track for the cover to slide into. The ventline has an inside track that allows the riser to slide inside the cover. Inside, the unit decorative plastic piece has to be removed to allow the slide/riser to disconnect from th cover. The cover then can be removed by bending one of the two tabs on the track and sliding the cover out. Reverse for reassembly.
946170
I had the same issue also. No blank to cover the hole. Eventually I used some duct tape on the back side to hold the blank in place, it took me awhile to get it right. It looks ok from a distance LOL.
1356741
pull out plastic cover... take hold of cartridge and pull straight out. new one snaps into place easily. replace cover
2255574
To refill there is a large screw plug in the bottom. Easy access, easy to remove and replace. Hope this helps.
1883620
I haven't tried but I don't see where it would be. When you install it you use their spray (which appears to be distilled water) and float the cover on it until it is positioned then allow it to dry for 24 hours(which actually seems much longer). It appears it should just pull off, although I don't know if it would be reusable at that point.
1968837
Good morning; Unless Englander has gone to welding the top onto the stove---you would unscrew the sheet metal screws in the back of the present hoppers that hold the lid on and remove it. Then--you would reinsert those screws back into the holes to seal them from air leaks. You will get full instructions with the Hopper Extension as to how to reinstall the lid on your Extension but simply put, we provide you with new hardware (gaskets and body bolts) that is superior to the factory install. Your would attach your lid and gaskets and be done within an hour if not sooner---Most folks are done in less than 30 minutes with a perfect finished and running product. Hope this helps---Your friends a The Hopper Extension
612546
You don't need to drill a hole to refill the ink cartridge. I have bought refill kit from a very popular auction site and was impressed at how simple the process actually is. You simply drip the ink onto the sponge. However, I do not know of a way to reset the chip on the HP 920 ink cartridges. I keep track of how many pages I print through the Diagnostic Report page and replace them according to their typical usage.
2074720
For mine, the plastic max fill indicator came out pretty easily. I didn't need to cut it off or use any tools. As long as you make sure that you know where this max level is, using the hollow metal tube that protrudes on the inside, then you really don't need this plastic insert.
1792121
With the existing cover. It still opens and closes inside of the vent cover.
444069
Living in Beauty has it covered. Make sure the small vent release is not sticking. It should be loose until it pops shut.
1792115
The covers go over the existing vent covers. You can still open and close the original vents.
1678323
You remove the existing vent cover and slide this one on. I think I screwed it on with some screws and put a caulking/sealant around the edge. Overall, it works great and you don't get odors inside the motor home or camper anymore.
751118
I have no idea where the inlet cover is located. Everyhing in my unit lookss like every microwave I have owned, I have no problems cleaning it.
2242391
Mine did not come with a vent hole plug, so I am assuming you are referring to the metal liner twisting. After I had used mine a few times, the inner metal liner twisted a bit, making it appear that the vent hole was closed. However, I determined that there is a space between the cover and the metal liner in the lid, so even though it twists so that the holes don't line up, it is still able to vent through the holes because of that space. I've been using mine for going on 2 years now with no trouble whatsoever.
78031
The refill point is behind a round soft cap, above the vent and below the latch release lever. Hint: wear disposable exam gloves or something similar to keep your hands from being stained by ink. It doesn't wash off easily.
1897179
A little difficult until I read the instructions. They're on the back of the lighter package towards the bottom. Refill hole is on the butt of the lighter. I hold both the lighter and butane container upside down about eye level, insert tip of container into hole, push and watch it fill in window on lighter. Hope this helped.