how do you replace the ink on this and can it use 2.25in by 165ft rolls
227561
It will work with 2.25in x 165ft rolls but you have to buy thermal paper not regular stock paper
227562
There is no ink and this is a thermal printer. I'm not sure on paper roll length but it does take a rather large roll.
1882853
To the best of my knowledge, you can not take the 200 Cartridge in and have the ink refilled but you can with the 200 XL. I recently purchased a 200 XL and I can not see the difference in the print quality.
170526
Look here: http://www.inkproducts.com/ink-store441/product.php?productid=565&cat;=74&page;=1
1301930
To replace any ink tube, just pull. Hard. When inserting the refill, push. Hard! Don't worry.
712828
The actual size for this machine is 2 1/4" x 165' thermal. Although, the 2 1/4" x 85' will fit as well. There is less paper on the roll but the width is the same
1955781
I believe we use the 2 1/4" thermal rolls. Honestly I just contact our supplier and tell them we need a case of paper (Nicole Fisher at pospaper.com). But if I remember correctly it is the 21/4" rolls.
1304293
Be very careful in picking a replacement ink. The cheap stuff on Ebay will work, but the color gamut is wildly different so color management will be a nightmare. I have been using the Lyson CavePaint in my 2200 for years with excellent results, it actually has a slightly wider gamut than the epson ink. I am waiting for their 2400 compatable ink and bulk feed system before purchasing my 2400, but I will trust their inks.
880708
I do not know, we use to have a printer that used that ink and no longer have it, we have a wireless one now and sold the old one. So have no clue on the ink.Thanks for asking. Love Amazon.com......
109655
This system is definitely NOT easy to replace the cartridge!! I always lose several inches of the film when I replace a cartridge. You must start a "lead" of the film and feed that lead through the rollers. By the "lead", I mean to get some of the film as if you have laminated something. Good luck!!
508391
I really do not know, I'm sorry, check your numbers on your original ink or check your manual that came with your unit. Sorry !
348062
gently push up on the clear plastic cover to remove. Gently push the ink roller to the left and it will pop out. Insert your new roller and replace the clear cover by inserting the bottom into the slot first and then gently push.
324335
I don't think so. I didn't find anything at Home Depot that would fit; plus I couldn't figure out how to get the disc where the spool sits off of the shaft. I think this is like printers and ink: they will sell you the printer cheaper than you can replace the ink.
222052
The Canon MP25D uses a standard 2 1/4 inch width paper roll. The rolls I purchase are 3" in diameter and contain 150 feet per roll.
834317
The last time I bought "compatible" ink it was not only terrible but wrecked my drum as well. You may have to buy a new drum. I only buy Brother brand now. Even tho it's outrageously expensive.
1457121
I set my inner diameter to 25 mm just to be certain there is no ink sprayed inside the physical diameter. You can probably use 24 as someone else answered. basically 100% of the physical disk is printable.
704539
Look down where the paper enters the rollers, there should be no space between the paper and the roller. if there is the printer needs to be repaired or replaced by warrantee!
221327
It uses thermal paper only, just to be clear. The rolls are 4 1/8" wide and 98 inches long. The precut sheets are 4 1/8" x 5 3/4". Because thermal paper deteriorates over time, you probably do not want to buy old stocks of the stuff made for this printer but some cash registers, etc. use this width. When I had mine years ago, I tried some narrower paper and it did not work too well.