How can this resetter cause the printer to burn out?
1039321
I don't see how that is possible as you are only resetting the chips on the cartridge. If the printer is still trying to print but no ink is coming out then you probably have a clogged head. Normally all the colors don't get get clogged at once so you can normally tell by that. Good luck . Any more questions please don't hesitate to ask
830720
Its gonna register as empty, u have to hold down a certain button to reset the printer
826390
I had an Epson Workforce 610. I was able to get a few of my ink cartridges to reset, but for most of them I was unable to get them to reset. The ones that I did get to reset was holding the nine pins against the the nine terminals on the resetter watching for the light to turn from red to green. The guide they sent with my resetter would not line up with the nine pin cartridge. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1366181
When you installed it did you follow the instructions on the paper that came with it? I had the same problem until I followed each step which seemed to reset the printer.
535353
I don't understand. Anyway, we replaced the fuser and only got a few more months of use on the printer. If you have the funds, replace the machine --the newer features make it worth it.
1766385
I has the same issue. I unplugged it & after it was replugged in it stopped. But every once in a while the yellow light starts blinking again. So far it has not effected the printer's ability to work well. Hope that helps.
487373
You can try reset your printer by restarting your computer and your printer. You may also need to reinstall the drivers or install a new updated driver
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
256820
Make sure the printer is ON!! That was my problem also...I just changed mine for the first time....
651587
Try opening the printer settings from the computer. Also try the settings from the printer itself. Maybe try shutting it off and on.
749391
I agree with Matthew. Throw the printer away and buy any other brand. Mine doesn't even work anymore. It's a useless brick on my desk.
1032643
There are many possible solutions. Search online. Clean the Corona Wire, use a reset code like *00 Enter, block the sensor with electrical tape, don't use refilled or knock-off toner cartridges. Your mileage may vary and it may take some experimentation. While I have loved my Brother Color Laser Printers, I have found that they are toner hogs and that it may be prematurely reporting low toner level...or the levels are not that high to begin with. Nearly impossible to answer that last thought, though.
1623819
We have two of these printers, and have never had this problem. Have you been using the printer for a couple of years and suddenly this is happening? We had an HP printer which developed an issue like this, and the solution involved replacement of a major component (like the fuser, I think.) Definitely not worth it to repair. One thing to try if it is a newer printer is to look around inside carefully for bits of packing material that got overlooked during the set up (or maybe during manufacture). I was looking at the paper feed tray for our old printer a few years ago and noticed a couple pieces of tape which I hadn't removed from the insides but were clearly not meant to be there. We have two of these printers, and have never had this problem. Have you been using the printer for a couple of years and suddenly this is happening? We had an HP printer which developed an issue like this, and the solution involved replacement of a major component (like the fuser, I think.) Definitely not worth it to repair. One thing to try if it is a newer printer is to look around inside carefully for bits of packing material that got overlooked during the set up (or maybe during manufacture). I was looking at the paper feed tray for our old printer a few years ago and noticed a couple... » Read More We have two of these printers, and have never had this problem. Have you been using the printer for a couple of years and suddenly this is happening? We had an HP printer which developed an issue like this, and the solution involved replacement of a major component (like the fuser, I think.) Definitely not worth it to repair. One thing to try if it is a newer printer is to look around inside carefully for bits of packing material that got overlooked during the set up (or maybe during manufacture). I was looking at the paper feed tray for our old printer a few years ago and noticed a couple pieces of tape which I hadn't removed from the insides but were clearly not meant to be there. « Show Less
1450988
No idea but the if the cartridge has a chip, and you cannot reset it, then it's not going to work. My case is even with the refillable Lexmark cartridges, it still refused to work after the refill. Nothing wrong just the printer detected the refill and 'refused' to use it.
1004273
there is a way to reset the printer to factory settings, I had to do it a few times when I had this printer. Call HP and ask them for the reset sequence.
257808
Mine reset automatically only once but now both black ink cartridges don't want to reset, I tried to unplug it from outlet and many other ways but printer still shows error 1600.
1020569
Unfortunately it is a default settings from all printers. It should help if you push reset then start, if it stops printing mid work.