Is it true that you have to change out all your Canon cartridges and not mix some of them with some of these?
1674455
I replace the cartridges as they go empty, there for I have mixed Canon with these and they work fine.
1674456
Of the 6 cartridges in my PIXMA MG7120, I replaced only the 4 that were empty with these, and every one of them was immediately recognized by my printer and worked flawlessly.
1674457
It really does not matter..once my ink finishes, i put another. U don't have to change all same time. Any one that is empty, flashes so change only that one. Thanks
1674458
happy took a while to fool the printer but it did I would purchase again and again
1674459
No that is not true. I change only the cartridge that is empty and it works fine
1341711
no you do not need to replace both. the printer will inform you which cartridge needs to be replaced
963113
If you mean to change the printer so that the out of ink warning is ignored, the answer is yes, I did that. My complaint was not an out of ink warning but that the cartridge printed uneven, blurred and sporadic lines. The print outs were totally unusable. The cartridge was faulty.
1394344
My printer is Canon Pixma iP7220 and from this set I bought, so far I have only used the big black ink cartridge PGI-250BK since it is the only one I have run out of from the cartridges loaded in my printer and that one is working quite fine. I am hoping I will not have any problems with the other cartridges when I have to load them. Sorry, I could not help with your question.
868530
absolutely not. The back side of the paper has Canon printed at random on it, the other side is the printing/picture side. Make sure to place the paper in your printer the correct way. My printer instructs the picture side to face down. Make sure what your instructions have you to do. This paper is the best ever !! The pictures are clear, crisp and the ink/color/tint of the whole picture is as professional as you can get. I do have a Canon printer and use only Canon ink. it is worth the little extra $ for the life of your pictures.
1206788
When I used generic cartridges, sometimes the printer accepted it and sometimes it would not. So here's what I did: I saved all the original Canon ink cartridges that came with the new printer and then purchased a 2nd set of Canon cartridges (at a discount on eBay). When the originals were getting low on ink I then installed the 2nd set. I then "refilled" the first set with bulk ink from printerfillingstation.com. It's a Christian business that sells superior bulk ink at a discount for your particular model. When the 2nd set started to get low, I replaced it with the "refilled" cartridges. This worked because all the cartridges have the original Canon "chips" on them and you always have refilled cartridges on hand. The only thing you "must" do is monitor your installed cartridges every couple of months, so that ink does not completely run out. This is easily done because the cartridges are in clear plastic. Refilling the cartridges is also a learning process, so be patient, follow the instructions carefully. The rewards are worth it as I am now on the 3rd refills from the same sets of cartridges and my printer is working just fine.
1944065
All cartridges can be refilled, but the problem I always run into is it leaks. Also, not all of these cartridges were seen by my canon MP5420 printer
1966770
No, I actually had problems so I decided to buy direct from Canon directly. They fit however; the printer did not recognize them so a few of them didn't work.
632586
i would not use any ink for refilling canon inkjets unless it was done by canon, the original ink made by canon.and i am pretty sure that canon does not refill their inkjets - - - and be sure not to use 3rd party companies for any refills.
2246540
Canon wants the used cartridges back, so it is my bet that you won't know about that status of any individual cartridge. It goes out with new specs, whether used or new.
1108166
I would say yes. Some show a grey cartridge, not sure what that's for. I returned the order I had made, the individually packaged cartridges some of which were leaking due to packaging I guess. Chose to stick with Canon brand, I am not a high volume user, just occasionally print 4x6 photos.
1954867
Is it a lengthy process to refll your own ink catriges? Is it feasible to do without making a big mess? The ink issue is one of the only issues holding me back from Canon printers as I am a student and will be doing lot of printing on a budget.
563665
To the best of my knowledge they probably offer compatible cartridges for the Canon printers. My husband and I both have different Canon printers and have been thrilled with the quality and prices offered by this company. I will NEVER buy another Canon cartridge again!
467809
You only need to change the ones that run out. I just buy ahead so I can print photos without waiting for more to be mailed. I only use originals as some of the cheap refilled ones don't do as good. just shop for the best deals
206248
My ink cartridges are 4 different colors. I do not wish to cross contaminate.
184889
Not all replacements are compatible, because some take photo ink and others do not, you need to make sure that you are getting the right ink, some say not compatible with printers that need photo ink.
1459737
No. Order a kit for your cartridge no. Kits are easy to use with little or no mess.