ND 5 Pack Canon PGI-250 CLI-251 250XL/251XL Refillable Ink Cartridges with Chips and 5 Bottles of... do auto reset chip?????
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Perfect product. Saves money and is same quality! Still have plenty left for refills 5 months in.
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6 Pack (3xBlack + 1 of Ea. Color) Compatible Ink w/ Chip for Canon Pixma iP3300 iP3500 MP510 MX700 PGI-5BK CLI-8The Canon MX 700 ink dries out far too fast. I have printed no more than thirty copies over the past 9 months--and now the ink is dry! Really really frustrating and prohibitively expensive.
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I'm still laughing about the answer from "Mike2so Silicon Valley Native". I don't think I'd want the ink cartridges after they are "all raped up"! I've kept them for up to a year (all wrapped up) without a problem.
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I only made one refill and did not recall "resetting" any chip. I remembered a new chip was included in the package. Not 100% sure because it was so long ago. Email the seller and ask.
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These cartridges all have small id chips that allow the printer to recognize them. Have you ordered the correct cartridge for your printer? I have used these for years and every one has been recognized by both of my inkjet printers with no problems.
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They have a chip but I don't know exactly what it does except the printer will not work without it. On one reman cartridge (may have been a different brand) the chip fell off and the printer thought the cartridge was missing. In my experience, these cartridges continue to print ling after the printer says they are empty.
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you can refill them, the problem is the "chip" counts pages and Stops the printer from working... so you have to get new chips for each cartridge about $20 for new chips $40 for toner about $60; I tried rebuilt cartidges and the printer does not recognize the aftermarket rebuilt cartridges; basically Minolta Konica is saying buy only EOM! expensive... I would never buy another printer with page-counting-chips in it: HP got sued for their printers non functionality when the chip count said stop: they updated their software
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i don`t know if the chips can be reset. But the message that tells that they are expired is not an error. just send one page to the printer first, accept the expired message, and send the rest of the job. after that, you can print everything without expired message
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Apparently, Canon installs chips in the ink cartridges, in order to let you know the amount of ink left in them. I'm not sure about Canon, but in my old HP printer, if they passed the expiration date, the printer would not function unless they were replaced, even if still full. So, if you can find compatible ink, without chips, go for it!!!
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I'm not sure if these have a reset chip but I do know that the printer recognized it as a new toner. It worked fine on the printer but I haven't reordered this item b/c it didn't seem to last very long.
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Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and exasperated at this exercise in futility. Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and... » Read More Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and exasperated at this exercise in futility. « Show Less
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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.
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Hello Barb. This particular resetter will not work for the 250 and 251 cartridges. Since the 250 and 251 cartridges are still new (2013) I am sure the resetter for them will come out sometimes. Not sure when. So for now you will have to manually refill them. On YouTube you will find a video of someone who shows you how to do that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTajknQkPec
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Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do... » Read More Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe « Show Less
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The toner cartridge comes with a new chip. There was no reset required with the new chip.
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They work with my MX700. It shows ink levels so I assume they have chips. Anyway, so far so good just open them over a rag they seem to drip a little. They also sent 2 small black tanks that do not fit so it's really an 8 pack. Still a great deal, I just looked at Costco ink refilling yeaterday and they want 8 bucks to refill a tank.
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These cartridges do not need to be reset. They are auto resetting, just refill when the printer indicates empty, and after refilling just put them back in and it lights up full and no longer blinks.