If it doesn't say "BAKED" on the package, should I assume that the chips have been fried?
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That would be a good assumption. However, IMAO, maybe you should want the regular (fried) chips in lieu of the baked chips. If you subscribe to some of the more recent dietary theories (such as South Beach, paleo, Atkins, etc.) you may want the fat in the chips in order to reduce the glycemic index of the chips. Also, note that the baked chips will have lots of fat baked, so it is not necessarily correct to assume that the baked versions are necessarily "low fat."
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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.
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There are 'electrical contacts' on the ink cartridge, the package does not mention computer chips.
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i don't think so as it comes in a packet that includes oil which says to me it is made to be cooked in oil
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In my opinion. Yes. But some might argue that the 2 different packages could if rolled off the assembly line at very different intervals and that they slightly changed a chip during the interval
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Yes they are packed well, of course you're always gonna get some broken ones but these chips are a bit thicker than regular chips. I hope this helps.:)
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I don't believe they were tossed into Oil. they appear just to be baked with no seasoning or salt.
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I haven't checked for chips, but I would assume they do since they work wonderfully. I've never had any problems with them and the printer recognizing them. :)
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Should be fine Roger, sometimes vendors just like to and the packaging statement in for extra umph. : ) hope this helps
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on my box it's on the side panel under the word "wafers." Glad you asked. Mine expired last Aug. Bet I eat them anyway....
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I would guess it is an electronic problem. I would ask for a new one if relatively new, or it could be just a buildup of particles from cooking, etc.. Contact Kidde.
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It was some time ago but if memory serves, i got a warranty card with instructional material in mine. Yours may very well have been repackaged.
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I do not recall it being marked anywhere on the product, I have had mine in the oven up to 450 without any noticeable damage.
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Yeah, I also ordered this about a month ago thinking that it would come with the reset chip, but it did NOT. There is a pair of gloves, and there are 4 pieces of "tin foil" that I have no idea what to do with, but the chips that are clearly shown in the picture weren't included. I'm contacting them to see if they'll send them to me.
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The chip is part of the cartridges. The printer uses them to tell you how much ink is in them. Once the chip says the cartridge is empty it won't work anymore. Even if there's still ink in it.
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Well, the information I saw said 1 each toggle, latch and momentary chip. I tried all 3 but none provided the momentary mode. So, I reviewed with 1 star, pointing that out, and a few hours later got an e-mail from JUMO Trading (the importer, I presume,) which stated that the chip labeled with an "M" was really a latching chip. They said they would send me a new chip that really was a momentary chip. That was about 3 days ago and I am waiting for delivery, which was estimated at 10 days. We will see..... Check back in a week or so and I will give an update.
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My chips were wooden, I don't use them, I bought daubers, they're more fun. Also, the plastic bag of the numbers was broken so one ball got lost in shipping, so check yours when it arrives, they sent me a whole new bag of them when I let them know. Thanks!