Are the chips on the cartridges auto-resetting?
1465028
I followed the instructions given by the seller and the new cartridges were recognized as full. I haven't refilled them yet, so I don't know if they will reset after that. I can only say for certain that they work very well with my printer. I haven't printed enough to use much ink, so I'm not sure of they accurately estimate how much ink remains, but they are transparent, so it is very easy to make a visual evaluation. I waited too long after my purchase to give a good review, but I can say that I'm really happy with the value and performance.
1465029
Yes, however I discovered the ink outlets are not the correct shape and they began to leak, so I stopped using them.
376849
Did the kit come with the "chip resetter"? It's a small device that is pressed against the cartridge to reset the chip so the printer thinks the cartridge is full. This device must be properly positioned in order to reset the internal chip.
264578
It depends on whether or not these tanks come with A.R.C. chips. (Auto Reset Chip). If they are A.R.C. chipped tanks merely powering off the printer or removing the tank will reset the chip and the tank will again read as full. IF they are not A.R.C. then you will need a chip re-setter to reset the chips, which I don't recommend as you generally only get 1 or 2 uses before the chip re-setter is burnt out.
1217774
It does not come with a reset chip but it automatically resets when you remove the cartridge to refill the ink. It shows as full and does warn you when it is close to empty.
300555
You don't have to mess with chips with this unit. It has a manual reset button on the print cartridges. I have a WF 7010 with one of these and it is flawless!
43726
you might have to turn the chip. put the right side to the left. most of the refill cartridges i ordered did not work
1780539
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 If you have a newer one, it could be that your cartridge is out of date and the printer refuses.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have been running the biggest scam the last few years with the chips they put in the cartridges to read if they are out of date - It's absolute extortion.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.
826392
The item did noot work on any cartridges I had. The pins on the resetter have to match up to the little circuit plates on the chip. Thats how it is supposed to work.
2264075
Lucy S., the chips are embedded in the cartridges. I used the cartridges right out of the box and put them directly into my Canon PIXMA MG5320 and they worked like a charm.
817518
Yes, they do Scott. I believe you will find that they are a quality product. I know I liked them. I read the other review but I had no problem with mine. By the way, it is possible to carefullt pry off the chips from other used cartridges and stick them onto the ones without. Just be slow and accurate in placement. Hope this helps.
997347
sounds like there is a problem with your chip. try combinations of installing while machine is on and off. if it doesn't work, contact the dealer of the cartridges, they were helpful to me.
847078
I had that happen. I had to take the ones out I had in. put different ones in. Then later when I put the original ones that didn't work- they worked. It had something to do with how the cartridges snapped in.
2246952
Yes I simply take the cartridge's out and put back in making sure they are locked into position. Thishas been the ONLY problem I have had with them.
1210409
Yes - I had the same issue. I did the following and got WAY more life out of them. there are sensors on the sides of the toner cartridge (it might be the drum). I covered them with black tape and then reset the toner through the menu. This video shows the reset process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wv80u_NA_Q
1936025
Hey joenaples,did you try removing the cartridges and put them in back?when doing that press each cartridge firmly near the lock until you hear a click for each cartridge,the chip on the cartridge's has to ground properly for the printer to recognize it,worth a try,it works for me..
1104553
No, as the printer always reports that the cartridge is out of ink due to the embedded chip in the cartridge.
264219
This means the chip has been converted for use as regular ink rather than as a setup cartridge, and that the chip has also been reset to show the cartridge as not having been used, if I understand correctly. This is necessary for newer HP refilled cartridges. If you need to use this as a setup cartridge, ask the seller and they may be able to change this.