can i refil the OEM intro cartridges or do i have to buy new ones?
285968
you can refill them, the problem is the "chip" counts pages and Stops the printer from working... so you have to get new chips for each cartridge about $20 for new chips $40 for toner about $60; I tried rebuilt cartidges and the printer does not recognize the aftermarket rebuilt cartridges; basically Minolta Konica is saying buy only EOM! expensive... I would never buy another printer with page-counting-chips in it: HP got sued for their printers non functionality when the chip count said stop: they updated their software
285969
Yes !! My cartridges are Konika Minolta.. The rubber plug on the side was easy to remove and replace. Follow the directions to shake the container before you refill.. Works good....
285970
i've refilled mine. so far it seems to be okay. just make sure you've got the toner AND the replacement chip.
285971
You can refill the cartridges, I've done it before. You just need to be sure to buy the refill ink and chip that goes on the cartridge
285972
Yes, you can refill the cartridges. However, one VERY important caution: the powder is very fine and under no circumstances should you allow the "powder dust" to be breathed in. do mine outside and stand side wind.
229901
As far as I know you can. There are kits you can buy and or have a vendor that specializes in doing that.They test the cartridge then load it then test it again. I only bought some refilled units back several years agobut I have not for quite awhile. Wish you the best.
402020
I have bought this a few times and to the best of my knowledge, they have always been new cartridges. I spent a few more dollars on this to get a new one, as I've had bad experiences with re-manufactured ones. If they are re-manufactured, they should not be using this packaging - which is the original, new cartridge.
1765500
Nope. You have to establish a replacement plan. http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/565212O/3m-adflo-cartridge-filter-optimization-and-filter-replacement.pdf?fn=Cartridge&F;ilterReplaceProgram_7
1012068
My guess is yes. About 1 in 4 of the rebuilts I get don't work correctly. Still cheaper than OEM cartridges. Chuck it and put in another.
1570308
Yes, you can use the original HP cartridges. On the product page say specifically this " Refilling HP original ink cartridges with one-push! ". Regards
1638889
You will need to first use the Setup cartridges that came with your new printer, after that you should be able to put the old ones in.
1601027
Yes, you open the front pull out the toner tray lift out the empty toner cartridge and install new replacement. slide tray back into place. It should explain in the owners manual.
741565
The cartridge is what you replace. It was 40 or 45 dollars each, and didn't last very long.
297396
There are four separate color cartridges. I imagine you can use generic replacement cartridges though I haven't done it.
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.
2144206
Usually not. New printers come with a starter cartridge (quite a bit less yield than a regular one) but refurbished don't.
979360
The newer cartridges have micro chips which maybe need to be reset I found ask.com and tube helpful
216397
No you don't. At some point, the cartridge stops working with the printer and you have to replace it.
1811915
Insert each cartridge slanted towards the front and press there before rocking it down pressing in the back. I used to have the same problem. It doesn't seem to matter what order you put them in, ex. you can replace any of them without removing any.
323329
Youll have to check your Deskjet manual or look inside where you replace your cartridges, usually there's a sticker there identifying what #'s to use.
2149939
I don't know yet. The cartridges I intend to refill are not yet empty. It all looks as if it will work.