How do I refill the ink reservoir and with what ink? Dye or pigment? Any recommendations?
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Barbara...I believe that you refill them from the top of each individual reservoir, after you open the front hatch that exposes them. Remove the filter plug and using something like a syringe, inject the ink into the reservoir.As far as what type of ink, it all depends on what printer you have. Do a google search regarding you printer asking for something like "what ink does the ** printer use?"
1959099
Barbara...I believe that you refill them from the top of each individual reservoir, after you open the front hatch that exposes them. Remove the filter plug and using something like a syringe, inject the ink into the reservoir. As far as what type of ink, it all depends on what printer you have. Do a google search regarding you printer asking for something like "what ink does the ** printer use?"
1959100
Have not had to refill it yet, I imagine the plug with the big hole is where you pour the new ink. Make sure the tiny hole is also open to allow air to escape when you pour the ink in the big hole.
1536583
I've always thrown the cartridges away. I've never tried to refill any cartridges. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
122275
I use the refillable reservoir with Pilot Namiki Standard Fountain Pen Ink, Blue (69201) and have been happy. You can also buy the Pilot Namiki fountain pen ink cartridges which are less hassle but not re-usable.
1480751
Don't know-dye or pigment. Aren't they the same thing? A pigment gives a dye it's color. Anyhow, these work great. I bought the 100 ml bottles kit with the cartridge reset device..it works every time. 600 ml is a lot of ink. I think my 100 ml bottles will keep my Cannon printer going for years. Great quality print. Pick a place outside the home to do the refills...can get messy. But again..beautiful color.
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With the ink kit you will have a disposable syringe (they can be purchased at a pharmacy for 25 cents) for each color. Peel back the HP label on the cartridge and you will see hole where you will inject the ink. Fill the syringe and slowly, very slowly inject the ink. As soon as it looks like the ink is starting to bubble out of the hole, stop. Put the label back on, set the cartridge in a position so the ink will flow to the sponge pad. For the 920 you can dab a wet paper towel (distilled or pure water is best) on the sponge until ink flows. Then you are all set. Remember, less is better than more, and make sure the top label is sealed. You should get ink on the towel which indicates ink is flowing. If not, wait several hours or up to a day. The 920's work very well for this job. Also, if you can, take out your print head and clean it. There are videos on You Tube that show you how to do this. Good luck, hope this helps.
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Hey their all youHave to do is remove the vent plug to allow air to circulate and and just add the correct color ink to each cartridge throgh the opening thats not color coated and instal them to your printer if you have any further questions you can call me (831)206-9311
601146
Besides ink, I bought a Waterman Fountain Pen Ink Converter which I can refill. In fact, I bought multiple of them so I can keep them filled with different color ink. Very convenient for me as I don't have to buy refill cartridges all the time.
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I have never refilled the pen, however, there is a several ink refills, that fit the pen. Either thru a supply store or online.
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The black portion you see is filed with ink. Once it runs out, you can buy another refill system. However, it has a silicone plug that is perfect for refilling the reservoir. The ink quality is good.
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You could also look for a local ink refiller. There's a store where I live that refills ink cartridges. It's very cheap and they put over 20% more ink in the cartridge than the manufacturers. (They don't fill them up.)
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I purchased the same to products. You must break the printer to attach the ink system to the printer. I could not get it to work the instruction were quite poor. I then ordered empty refillable cartridges from the ink filling station and ink. these work great you just pull out a plug fill the cartridge with ink and put it back into the printer. You can use the ink in the ink system to fill the cartridges. Hope this helps.
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Use small wire cutters to shorten the spring that the refill uses at the pen's tip and it'll work perfectly. Do it a tiny bit at a time until it works properly.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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You can get new ink refills at the targus website and the paper but you can use other types of paper. You can also get a new pen if needed. Hope it helps
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That seems to be the only way to do it. It come with a refillable cartridge. Be sure to get good ink. I was using Private Reserve and it was beginning to clog my pens because of the amount of dye material. Herbst and Chesterfield are very good. I write exclusively in brown.
462001
I have not found ink refills for it, and it did not come with any extra. Even if you could refill it, it runs out so fast that it would be extremely expensive to keep refilling it every time it needed it.
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Tried all of the suggested corrections to no avail then a light went on above my head. References to the ink overflow being full. Try this: Open lid and allow the ink carrier to center itself. Behind the ink carrier you will see a row of white rollers. At the right side end of the rollers you will see a small white unit with a little piece of plastic sticking up. Now, take a piece of paper towel, or maybe a Q-tip, and clean all of the ink off this little piece of plastic. Recommend rubber gloves while doing this. Found ink all over the place in mine. Immediately towards the front, maybe an inch, from of that piece of clear plastic there is a small square that is a foam, sponge like pad. Take some pieces of paper towels and press into this foam. Do this several times until the paper towel is no longer soaking up ink. Once that is completed, close the lid, turnoff the printer, restart the printer and print a test page. This cleared the 6C10 error and I was able to print again with no problem. Might be a good idea to soak up the ink in the pad every time you change inks.