The Ink cartridges are different than the picture and the color cartridges feel empty is this how the come
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I have been running them for over three weeks and they are performing great with the exception of the yellow cartridge. It left a yellow line right down the paper. So I purchased OEM. Hope this helps.
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The cartridges should be the same size, but they may be a different color. As for the weight, they can seem a bit light, but if you compare them to a cartridge that you know to be empty they should be heavier.
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They are the same colors the manufacturer makes. They are light to lift. We have been using them for a year and they have all been fine. We do a lot of printing in our office and have gone through a number of cartridges. Good luck. Good this helps.
1462913
Not sure about them looking different but as far as ink volume I am confident they hold the same amount of ink. Be sure to shake it up before inserting
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Yes, they are packaged in generic plastic containers, but work well. Just make sure you put blue in blue spot, and each color in the right place. I started by replacing a single cartridge with the wrong color, and the printer showed errors. Once I got the colors right, which seems reasonable, it worked great.
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Not sure. I had a problem with a black cartridge and they replaced it. The other ones seem to work good.
487377
my printer its not telling me that my cartridge is emptyi just refill when is empty,because it starts printing blank
324891
They are filled with ink but so far Magenta Ink did not work at all and ink got everywhere. I haven't used them all but my copier keep rejecting them but have gotten some to work.
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It's a starter ink. So they aren't completely full. U should def buy back ups
1838071
if the cartridge was not aligned correctly you probably do not work well when printing, to put new cartridges must align well so that the colors are uniform .... thanks.
205209
Hmmm. . .check to see if you loaded it right? Is the ink actually printing out? Might be some missing pieces or broken pieces since they are only compatible and not the designated design. Check to see if the seller refurbished this product because most of them are.
2145309
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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I received paperwork in my shipment that stated your printer will give you an "empty" notification, because the little computer chip on each cartridge will not work correctly after being remanufactured. There were also instructions on how to bypass or ignore the "ink level warning" on the printer if that warning doesn't allow the printer to print. Give it a try printing a sample page or two. My replacement cartridges have been working just fine. Good luck!
742100
My printer did not recognize them as being full and therefore it didn't work, I'm sitting here with ink cartridges I can not use and I would NEVER buy them again!
696161
You probably have one cartridge that is not working. That will throw off the color drastically.
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when you replace an OEM with one of these cartridges, your printer will warn you that your installing a non-OEM cartridge...you just click OK and proceed with installing it...your printer will show ink level from full to empty as if it was an OEM cartridge.
735288
No. You just need to go to "Maintenance", select "Ink Cartridge Settings". There you could select the cartridge to be used for printing. If the empty one is color, then you choose "Black Only" (and vice versa). I hope this helps :)
1153000
Are you sure you replaced the yellow and not another color by mistake? Is the new cartridge empty?
1602589
I have had trouble with the cartridges.....sometimes shortly after I replace, it says empty!! It is taking too many cartridges. My biggest complaint is the quality of the color.....poor. Wish I had bought the HP.
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Do you have any other cartridges handy that you can try out to see if you get different results? If not, try taking it out and seeing if you can't find anything visually unusual with one side of the cartridge versus the other, and see if simply re-seating it helps.
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A new printer usually comes with a 'spongeless cartridge'. Check the cartridge it self if you can see only the ink through it, it means it does not have a sponge, if you see some kind of white background with the ink it means it has a sponge. I hope this can help you.
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I'm not a 100% but i believe the shape of the cartridge is different. Also, the thickness of the ink might not be the same. Generally, you want the right cartridge for your printer.