Will this reset the chip on a Canon PF03 printhead?
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I don't think so. This is used to reset individual print cartridges. I use it on an older Canon printer iP4500 with PGI-5 Pigment ink and the CLI-8 (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) color inks.
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!
1764874
I just got this in the mail today 2/08/11. I couldn't wait to see if it really worked. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to put the plastic adapter on the chip re-setter. I used C since I have 9-pin cartridges. The directions are not very clear so be patient, you will eventually figure it out. I have an Epson Stylus CX8400 series printer. I bought OEM T069 cartridges that were suppose to work in the printer but wouldn't, no matter how many times I reset or reinstalled them. So I decided to buy the chip re-setter after reading the reviews. Guess what? It worked!!! Not only on the new OEM T069 cartridges but on my old Epson T069 cartridges, too! I hope this helped. This could have saved me months of frustration if someone would have posted this for me! I hope this helps!
1841514
It will reset it to full but if you keep doing this you will burn out your printer ,so its up to you. Also my resetter works about 1 out of every five times, Please remember you will burn out your printer
1204634
Yes, the printer status will indicate approximate ink levels. The chips on the cartridges will only reset when they indicate empty and then you remove them from the printer. If you remove a cartridge for refill before the indicator shows it as empty, then chip will not reset.
1050719
I have no idea what a chip re-setter is. But I can tell you that my Epson XP-800 printer does inform me that I'm not using the factor printer cartridges. However, I just select yes and continue and I'm good to go. Don't know if all the Epson printers work the same but mine does. I hope this helps!
1099738
Not true! I buy non-oem cartridges and refill them too. They print just fine. I have been doing this for 20 years. LC61 and LC51 don't have a chip. Some printers use chips in their cartridges in which case you buy a chip re-setter.
1529932
These cartridges do not require any additional action for reset. A chip resetting device is not required. After refill your printer should show them as full when first put back into the printer. I'm using these refillable cartridges successfully in a Canon MG5420 inkjet printer. I did have some problems with refilled cartridges not resetting to full when put back into the printer. But then I discovered that this printer first needs to indicate the cartridge is COMPLETELY EMPTY, then after refill, the printer has consistently shown them as full.
1704883
I just shut down the printer prior to the installation. I did not have to do anything with the chips. This cartridge seems to be able to reset ink level w/o problem. At first I only replaced the black cartridge, it printed out okay for two pages and then gave me a message that all color inks were all low, then it would not print until I replaced color ink cartridges. Then I tried copying a color page, all colors printed out okay. I helped my neighbor install the same cartridge set on her Lexmark printer (a different model). We had a little difficulty to place the cartridges in place, it seems that the fitting was not as tight as mine. The original cartridges were 100 not 100 XL. This cartridge set works on her model too. It requested for Head Clean after turning the power back on. I BYPASS that and just use COPY for testing.
995192
I just programmed a PIC16F88 and it worked fine the first time. Granted, it's not an 887x but, I'll bet it'll do it.
2265593
A new reset chip is required every time you refill the toner so that your computer knows that it has been refilled. No firmware change was necessary.
1163611
Sorry, but it has been a few years since I've installed it, I can't remember. I think I followed the instructions in my manual which is how I found out what the problem was. Also my Printer is a Canon Pixma530.
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.
1773601
chip resetter works great, but epson product does not recognize foriegn ink and only prints in black and white
323809
My Canon printer will not recognize that the cartridge has been refilled unless I use the resetter. The chip in the cartridge tells the printer the status of the cartridge. After a number of cycles, the printer thinks the cartridge is used up and will not print any more without a new cartridge. The resetter is worth the price for the number of refills you can get out of the cartridges.
101180
My guess is the chip is used to store the count of how many pages the printer has printed. If you don't replace it, the printer will think the toner is running out since the count has not be reset.
1763101
I am not sure, as my pixma mx340 doesn't have one on. If it's the first time you've used it, perhaps a cord is not properly connected. Really, it could be any number of things. If I were you, I would look up Canon's website and use their troubleshooting guide. If that doesn't help, you can always send the tech support an email. Good luck.