I just received the ink but it did not come with instructions. Can you give me the instructions?
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I think if you go to their web site you can download/get instructions...?? OR go to YouTube.com and do a search on how to refill ink cartridges... there's several videos on how to do it... also it helps if you list the type/model # of your cartridge....
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It really depends on the cartridge type. I agree about going to the web site.
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I bought this 4 a HP 4620 series. I filed the hyprodermic cylenders stright frpm the bottoes. Injected the ink into soft pad on bottom of cartage. (Cartage doesn't hold quite as much ink as injection cylender.) After the first use label the cylenders as to the color used. Clean immeditally after use under running water. It can get to be somewhat messy job. Carefully is the key word.
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You should start with a Refill kit for that cartridge. That will give you not only instructions and a smaller bottle or 2 of ink but also the tools to do refills on cartridges. The bulk ink is replenishing the kits or if you do a lot of cartridges.
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U put the cartridge in it -the holder -so u can use it as a base to inject the ink into the cartridge and also stops the ink from leaking from the bottom-if your not sure I believe inkjet has it s own video on how to fill them also u-tube has several video s showing u step by step -thier a great help if your not sure how to do it -I watched them -it helped - but once u figure it out u won t believe how easy it is-look at vids .
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Well, I took out the Color Ink and the printer just sits with an error message. A color ink cartridge must be in place. The only thing I can suggest is to let the color cartridge run out of ink, then choose a "faxable print" option in the program if it's available. You can try the greyscale option, but I don't know if the greys use the black (lighter) or if they use the color ink. If you already own this printer, play around with these options. If you HAVEN'T already bought this, try a different printer. If you do A LOT of printing, you may want to consider a LASER printer. The BLACK ONLY ones have become quite affordable and the toner roll lasts a very long time. Well, I took out the Color Ink and the printer just sits with an error message. A color ink cartridge must be in place. The only thing I can suggest is to let the color cartridge run out of ink, then choose a "faxable print" option in the program if it's available. You can try the greyscale option, but I don't know if the greys use the black (lighter) or if they use the color ink. If you already own this printer, play around with these options. If you HAVEN'T already bought this, try a different printer. If you do A LOT of printing, you may want to consider a LASER printer. The... » Read More Well, I took out the Color Ink and the printer just sits with an error message. A color ink cartridge must be in place. The only thing I can suggest is to let the color cartridge run out of ink, then choose a "faxable print" option in the program if it's available. You can try the greyscale option, but I don't know if the greys use the black (lighter) or if they use the color ink. If you already own this printer, play around with these options. If you HAVEN'T already bought this, try a different printer. If you do A LOT of printing, you may want to consider a LASER printer. The BLACK ONLY ones have become quite affordable and the toner roll lasts a very long time. « Show Less
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Tried all of the suggested corrections to no avail then a light went on above my head. References to the ink overflow being full. Try this: Open lid and allow the ink carrier to center itself. Behind the ink carrier you will see a row of white rollers. At the right side end of the rollers you will see a small white unit with a little piece of plastic sticking up. Now, take a piece of paper towel, or maybe a Q-tip, and clean all of the ink off this little piece of plastic. Recommend rubber gloves while doing this. Found ink all over the place in mine. Immediately towards the front, maybe an inch, from of that piece of clear plastic there is a small square that is a foam, sponge like pad. Take some pieces of paper towels and press into this foam. Do this several times until the paper towel is no longer soaking up ink. Once that is completed, close the lid, turnoff the printer, restart the printer and print a test page. This cleared the 6C10 error and I was able to print again with no problem. Might be a good idea to soak up the ink in the pad every time you change inks.
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None of my inks works? My printer says install the appropriate ink tanks. how can i make them work?
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i haven't received the cartridge from this compay so i dont know if there product works or not, but i ordered from cartridge warehouse and i'm haveing problems with there ink, which i dont know why because i have ordered from them before and never had a problems so i dont know what happen to this batch. But unfortunely it looks like i'm going to have to send it back. sincerely kay trammell
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Make sure you carefully read the printer screen as you replace each cartridge. It may ask the question " This is not genuine espon ink. Are you sure you want to continue to install this ink?" If you don't read the question you may assume that you should just continue to hit the next key. This is a problem that I had. Hope it helps. By the way, the ink works great!!!
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With the little adjuster on the cartridge put in the empty position (where it would be if no ink were in it) Just dip the nib into the ink (cartridge attached) and then while it is immersed in the ink, carefully twist the little adjuster in the other direction so that it forms a vacuum and pulls the ink into the cartridge. I hope that makes sense!
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Here's what worked for me... Take the old cartridge out > Turn off printer > turn printer back on with no cartridge > wait until it tells you cartridge is missing > insert cartridge > It will again tell you it's not genuine ink, but this time it will prompt you with a message telling you basically what a terrible person you are, but then ask you if you want to use the ink anyways > click yes. Done.(Your first print may take a while as it adjusts for the new ink)
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I haven't used it enough to run out of ink yet and also it isn't working at all at this time. It was printing fine (from my living room) then one day I tried to print a recipe and it would not print. I don't have the know how to fix the problem and hope I can find someone that can help. My ex daughter-in-law set it up for me but is no longer available.to print a recipe and it wouldn't print. I have no idea HOW to get it working - it's all greek
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I have the same printer and have purchased remanufactured cartridges. I did get the empty cartridge message, but my printer gives the override message and gives me the steps in order for the ink to work. Followed those steps ink worked fine but didn't last long, but I believe it was worth it.
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It doesn't leak for me if I am careful to remove the little pull-off tab first. Then turn the cartridge over and twist off the cap over the ink. I suppose that, if you see excess ink when you twist off the cap, you might want to have a paper towel available to blot the excess ink (but this has not happened to me so long as I remove the little pull-off tab first). I confess that I, uh, didn't read the instructions the first time I put in one of these cartridges - I removed the twist off portion first - and it leaked. Now I am careful to follow the instructions about what to remove first when installing a new cartridge. It doesn't leak for me if I am careful to remove the little pull-off tab first. Then turn the cartridge over and twist off the cap over the ink. I suppose that, if you see excess ink when you twist off the cap, you might want to have a paper towel available to blot the excess ink (but this has not happened to me so long as I remove the little pull-off tab first). I confess that I, uh, didn't read the instructions the first time I put in one of these cartridges - I removed the twist off portion first - and it leaked. Now I am careful to follow the instructions about what to remove first when... » Read More It doesn't leak for me if I am careful to remove the little pull-off tab first. Then turn the cartridge over and twist off the cap over the ink. I suppose that, if you see excess ink when you twist off the cap, you might want to have a paper towel available to blot the excess ink (but this has not happened to me so long as I remove the little pull-off tab first). I confess that I, uh, didn't read the instructions the first time I put in one of these cartridges - I removed the twist off portion first - and it leaked. Now I am careful to follow the instructions about what to remove first when installing a new cartridge. « Show Less
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My issue wasn't with the printhead - although I found out that my problem with installing the ink cartridges was resolved when I reinstalled the print head. Apparently I had not pressed hard enough on it so it was not level and precluded the cartridges from installing properly.That said, I have no idea about your issue and would suggest you start a new discussion so that your specific problem gets attention. I think it will be lost in my ink cartridge question and you're more likely to get some advice from a separate discussion. GOOD LUCK! Nan
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http://www.inkproducts.com/ink-store441/home.php?cat=113 Here is a link for you that will show you how to stop the ink level from coming up. It is a long, but very informative video and it is near the end. Hope this helps!
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I realize this is fairly basic ...but have you contacted Blake Printing Supply for installation instructions? They've been helpful in other regards, perhaps they can give you a few quick tips? My son installed mine...sorry I cannot give you more detailed information.
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I purchased the same to products. You must break the printer to attach the ink system to the printer. I could not get it to work the instruction were quite poor. I then ordered empty refillable cartridges from the ink filling station and ink. these work great you just pull out a plug fill the cartridge with ink and put it back into the printer. You can use the ink in the ink system to fill the cartridges. Hope this helps.