how to have the printer recognize the remanufactured canon og 210 printer ink cartridge as it shows it is low when I just have it installed
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The reason for that is the printer will only recognize the Actual manufacters ink, which is stupid to me, as long as the ink works, don't worry about the alerts.
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There really is no way to get the printer to read it as full. Just kind of the downside to buying remanufactured but its worth the savings I think.
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I have a HP 8150 and it recognizes the cartridge but it doesn't recognize it as full. I just hit "OK" and move on. It prints fine with it anyway.
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The printer printed one time with the Remanufactured Ink Cartridge and then that was it. It would not print a thing after that one time !
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When the remanufactured cartridge I received wasn't recognized by my printer, I just called Sophia Global Customer Service and they immediately sent a replacement, no hassle, no problem. I'm sure they will work with you and satisfy your needs. Just call their Customer Service (785.865.3725). Their address is:Sophia Global 1705 Haskell Ave. Ste. A Lawrence, KS 66044 Good luck.
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My printer does the same thing. I just simply bypass it is and it still prints. The problem is that the ink cartridge isn't the manufacturers brand name replacements and it doesn't recognize it.
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You will probably have to open the printer and just press the cartridge, sometimes they get loose, if it still doesn't work, you will have to clean the nozzles of your printer.
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Sorry to hear about your problem, I never had any problem with mine recognizing the ink cartridges. I have ordered 2 different package deals and they both have worked. I would say that you have a problem within the printer itself. To have it fixed would cost more than getting another one. Unless it's still under Warranty.
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I had the same issue. I took the ink out, shook it and unplugged the printer and replugged it. Good to go. Hope it works for you.
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Try to reset printer holding g down reset button. Canon printer are notorious for not accepting refilled cartridges so you have to reset. Your or I get ink levels will most likely always show empty or low but keeping track of usage will help you with k Wii g when to really refill r order New cartridge
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Correct! There is a tiny button that you just press for a second and then the printer will recognize the cartridge as filled!
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o, just push it in. If you find it prints funny, such as missing out lines, just take out the cartridge and reinsert it. i found that happened when I changed the black one.
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I had the same problem. In my case, it wasn't the cartridge. I eventually purchased another printer.
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Hello Roxanna, my printer is a Canon Pixma MX420 and it too uses the 210XL and 211XL cartridges. The re-manufactured ink cartridges (PG210XL and CL211XL) fit in the printer but do not work well. The black was OK but a little light. When I installed the color cartridge it did not work at all. Then when I tried to print using gray scale it did not work but was part black, part blue and not complete printing. I have since returned to the original Canon cartridges which work well. The re-manufactured cartridges are lower cost, but their quality makes them worthless. I would not recommend purchasing these re-manufactured cartridges for your Canon printer................ Ken Hello Roxanna, my printer is a Canon Pixma MX420 and it too uses the 210XL and 211XL cartridges. The re-manufactured ink cartridges (PG210XL and CL211XL) fit in the printer but do not work well. The black was OK but a little light. When I installed the color cartridge it did not work at all. Then when I tried to print using gray scale it did not work but was part black, part blue and not complete printing. I have since returned to the original Canon cartridges which work well. The re-manufactured cartridges are lower cost, but their quality makes them worthless. I would not recommend... » Read More Hello Roxanna, my printer is a Canon Pixma MX420 and it too uses the 210XL and 211XL cartridges. The re-manufactured ink cartridges (PG210XL and CL211XL) fit in the printer but do not work well. The black was OK but a little light. When I installed the color cartridge it did not work at all. Then when I tried to print using gray scale it did not work but was part black, part blue and not complete printing. I have since returned to the original Canon cartridges which work well. The re-manufactured cartridges are lower cost, but their quality makes them worthless. I would not recommend purchasing these re-manufactured cartridges for your Canon printer................ Ken « Show Less
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The non-oem ink cartridges usually has an Automatic Reset Chips. Take out the cartridges that are not recognized for 2-5 seconds and place them back in. This will trick the printer to recognize the ink cartridge as new.
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Turn printer on. Raise main lid - not copier lid. Cartridges will move to center. Lift latch over cartridges and insert new cartridges. Lower latch (s) Lower cover, and you're in business. NOTE - If you use 'remanf' cartridges, you will have minor problems. The readout will tell you ink is low - it isn't. Just acknowledge it and go. The colors of Remfg as as good as Lexmark, but you go through the hassle.
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I'm not sure - I know one of mine acts up occasionally and I have to raise the lid then shut it again so it resets. If you have a newer one, it could be that your cartridge is out of date and the printer refuses. Unplug it, remove the usb, put it all back and try again. Good luck. The printer manufacturers have been running the biggest scam the last few years with the chips they put in the cartridges to read if they are out of date - It's absolute extortion. You can't even buy generic anymore. Until there is legislation, buy older printers or you have to use a cartridge that is current.
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I Just replaced my black ink..Printer is ON, lift that large top lid... plus the part with CANON written on it...Both inks move to center...Once lid (top) is up you can plainly see both inks--Color's on left, black ink on right. Lift the old one out and once you have the new Black one in hand slip it into the black compartment--turn downward slightly and push gently into slot. Close lid, then lift the small lid on the right front of the printer/be sure it is turned to ON---green light shows. PRESS ON, OKAY and BLACK if it is a black refill you have replaced. Close top lid & allow printer to do its thing as it prepares that new cartridge for another few months. DONE.