has this pro had problems when changinging from the original cartridgdes to the new ones I have a canon ip4820. I have been looking for such a cartridge with new chip attached. My question is when you take out the original cartride, (the one with the red light) is there a problem with the printer accepting the new NDC-225/226 cartridge? has this pro had problems when changinging from the original cartridgdes to the new ones I have a canon ip4820. I have been looking for such a cartridge with new chip attached. My question is... » Read More has this pro had problems when changinging from the original cartridgdes to the new ones I have a canon ip4820. I have been looking for such a cartridge with new chip attached. My question is when you take out the original cartride, (the one with the red light) is there a problem with the printer accepting the new NDC-225/226 cartridge? « Show Less
2005906
A set of five colors, one pint each, lasts me about 2 to 3 years. It's equivalent in every way to OEM ink, in my books. My only problem was that once I had to upgrade my printer, and some of my inks were then obsolete -- but then, some have not changed for 7 or 8 years. Where did you get the screw-eye gizmo to pull the sealing balls?
2005907
Chipped cartridges are fully compatible, in my experience. My resetter works for all of them.
884947
i have the mx-882 have only put in 2 of them so far but they worked ok have a bigger red light and show 100% ink... im wondering if they can be reset with a chip resetter... they are clear so would be real easy to refill... i was going to order some more of them today but they ran out (fulfilled by amazon) it was $9 and got the free 2 day shiping from my daughter... tood 2 days as promised...good luck you never know... the rest of them may not work but so far so good! opps sorry about the caps
2005908
I see so many different resetters.. do you have a link to one that will reset OEM and the chips from these 3rd party cartridges? Ive ordered several more of the cartridges sets I also have the jigs that you can drill a hole in the sponge end and refill with a second part of the jig that has the refill needle in it... I would think that filling from the top of the cartridge would be easier.. I think there is a small "bb" that you can push thru and then put a plug in after you refill, but havent looked under the "push here" label to confirm that
2005909
The available chip resetter works just fine on either these cartridges or the black OEM cartridges. The OEM variety can be refilled successfully, but it's working blind until they overflow. I can tell you how if you're stuck.
273419
No problem with cartridge recognition. I only use the printer now for copying purposes because of the way it wastes ink, e.g., using incremental color content on every startup, and because of the cost of replacing the ink pad which gets saturated over time. I've loved the printer but hate the design, if that makes sense.
2008524
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.
1261325
That's a good question! I have two of these printers and both have been nothing but trouble. I have one that can't see the full black cartridge now. I just read the note about contacting Lexmark support. I'll have to give that a try. Best of Luck!
314052
Fortunately, I have not seen these issues. I own both a now quite ancient MP600 and the later MG5220. We do not have a serious printing volume going through either one of these devices, nor have we used a lot of non-Cannon after market ink cartridges. Both of these factors mitigate against having issues which prompt the MG5220 to go berserk and start flagging an error which may be caused by wear and tear. I have noticed that the display screen for the older MP600 seems to have frayed the wires that connect it through the swivel mount to power and as a consequence, the entire display which shows printer status goes dark on occasion and can be revived by moving the door to the control panel on the top of the unit back and forth until it lights up again. I have spent more on ink cartridges for these Cannon printers than I paid for the devices by a large margin, and would recommend to anyone who has a significant printing volume requirement to look at something else, but I have found that their proprietary ink and cartridge system does a pretty good job of not "drying out" or "dropping out" as do so many other less pricey printer cartridge systems which depend more on at least the occasional or "one page a day or more" printing to stay fresh. We often print on two or three days a month and can go for months without printing and yet, when we do print, the page comes out clear and complete, a situation not so likely on some other brands of printer.
586474
I have an IP7220 and I am about 3/4 of the way through my box of 30 cartridges with great results. I had a couple that were bad, but it has been a great value. I am not convinced that they will damage the canon printer, but if they do, I will buy another $100.00 printer with some of the money I saved. I ran generic cartridges in my old epson printers with years of great results. I will purchase again.
1002627
I had the same problem the other day and I found it was my fault because I had pushed the cartridge in too far. When I pushed in into the slot very lightly just until it clicked it worked fine. The original cartridges were harder to push in than the compatibles...no problem since and they print fine.
968225
It should not happen. Did you buy through Amazon? You are suppose to get new cartridge with the new printer. It sound fishy to me. I bought through Amazon, it was new but seal was broken and printed directions were missing. I was familiar with other Samsung so I figured out to put together and start. Also there is help available from Samsung. When you buy through Amazon, check the supplier, read the comments and you do not feel satisfied go for little higher priced or the one that is available and supplied by Amazon. Buy a new cartridge (Amazon not others or similar) that is the option. I hope that answer your question.Manhar It should not happen. Did you buy through Amazon? You are suppose to get new cartridge with the new printer. It sound fishy to me. I bought through Amazon, it was new but seal was broken and printed directions were missing. I was familiar with other Samsung so I figured out to put together and start. Also there is help available from Samsung. When you buy through Amazon, check the supplier, read the comments and you do not feel satisfied go for little higher priced or the one that is available and supplied by Amazon. Buy a new cartridge (Amazon not others or similar) that is the option. I... » Read More It should not happen. Did you buy through Amazon? You are suppose to get new cartridge with the new printer. It sound fishy to me. I bought through Amazon, it was new but seal was broken and printed directions were missing. I was familiar with other Samsung so I figured out to put together and start. Also there is help available from Samsung. When you buy through Amazon, check the supplier, read the comments and you do not feel satisfied go for little higher priced or the one that is available and supplied by Amazon. Buy a new cartridge (Amazon not others or similar) that is the option. I hope that answer your question.Manhar « Show Less
2034915
Hi,I have just consulted my box and booklet for my own labeler. I even took out the cartidge and looked on it. The old cartridge had the "TZ-231 number and the new cartridge contains the "TZE 231 number. While I am not sure what the difference is. I do know that both cartridges fit into my machine. My particular model is the PT-1830SC. I hope this helps you.
1643637
I am still using my first cartridge, so I cannot be of any help, but can you contact the seller to inquire about your problem? I see someone else had a problem, so I will be on alert when I change to the new one. Sorry I cannot be of more help. bummer...
847083
I have not had a problem with the ones I have purchased. But my father purchased some refilled cartridges from someone else and I know his printer would not recognize those. So he purchased 1 black new cartridge and is running it now and his color cartridges from the refilled ones are still working with the new black cartridge. I was concerned it may happen with the ones I purchased here. But so far it has not.
624222
No, not at all. My printer has been working GREAT since the swap out. there are instruction on the machine and youtube videos on this. I thought about buying a new printer since replacing them would cost so much but I am glad I didn't. this is a real good all-in-one and worth the money to change them. Hope this helps...
1782234
I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used" cartridges I bought via Amazon. Hope this helps. I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used"... » Read More I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used" cartridges I bought via Amazon. Hope this helps. « Show Less
831831
Hi Joe. I bought the Regular 932 not too long ago, did not do a ton of printing, and it ran out already. This time I purchased the XL because allegedly it is a better buy. I installed this cartridge, literally, about 10 minutes ago, so I cannot say how satisfied I am with its value. However, I am NOT likely to purchase the Regular 932 again. I was disappointed with its short-lived performance.
435844
Did you contact the seller for support? It sounds like it could be a bad chip on the cartridge. A replacement should solve the issue.
1787773
I also have the MX922. The replacements contained both the double-wide black 250 and the black 251, 2 of each (plus 2 of the cyan, yellow, magenta). I had to replace the 250. This was my first replacement and it didn't go in quite as easy as my previous Canon, but I think that is the printer itself and nothing to do with the cartridge.
1011154
I've got a Canon iP4300 which uses the same cartridges as the MP600. When I replaced my ink with generic cartridges (and moved the chip to the generic), I had to hold down the reset button for 5-10 seconds which tells the printer to ignore the error. On the PC, it shows an empty cartridge with an "X" above it, but it prints fine. I would imagine it would work with an empty cartridge in the same manner.