How does the auto reset work? It has a button so I assume you have to just hit that button when you get the ink is out message and it will see as full
464699
It resets the chip that is on the backside of the contacts on the cartridge. Use caution though, printer manufacturers are getting smarter and many will not work with refillable cartridges.
464700
Correct! There is a tiny button that you just press for a second and then the printer will recognize the cartridge as filled!
1679636
Check the new toner make sure it's installed correctly and full. I always put a piece of black tape over the sensor so I don't get that warning when it's still half full. Then I would turn the power off, unplug it for a minute or 2. Then plug it in and follow the reset instructions for that printer. They're available on line.
1530345
There's a tiny Reset hole on the back.... You'll have to use a pin because the hole is smaller than an ink pen tip.... If this doesn't work you can do what I did.... Return it and make them unfreeze it..... Be sure to have them send you a return number so you don't end up paying shipping... Good Luck!
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.
1217774
It does not come with a reset chip but it automatically resets when you remove the cartridge to refill the ink. It shows as full and does warn you when it is close to empty.
1930768
You really need to run the printer thru deep cleans quit a few times particularly if this is the first transition to the new ink . you might even have to refill the ink a little more after cleaning. As I said usualy its in the transition to the new ink.
1686028
You can reset it. Their is a tiny tab by where you insert the batteries. You have to push it with an ink pen.
1180572
I received paperwork in my shipment that stated your printer will give you an "empty" notification, because the little computer chip on each cartridge will not work correctly after being remanufactured. There were also instructions on how to bypass or ignore the "ink level warning" on the printer if that warning doesn't allow the printer to print. Give it a try printing a sample page or two. My replacement cartridges have been working just fine. Good luck!
834934
If you are referring to the counter/indicator that tells you it is time to replace an empty cartridge then no. You must refill before it is completely out. Different printers have different types of settings. I can not say exactly how your printer will operate with this kit. This will not affect anything electronic or reset indicators. It is simply a couple containers with ink, and small drill, and a syringe to inject the ink into the cartridge. My printer seems to give me a visual indication of how much ink is in the cartridge, I am not sure how but it does seem to affect that. When I fill the cartridge it seems to show full. Some printers will not allow you to print if that replace cartridge indicator/counter is on. I have not had a problem but would keep an unused cartridge to reset it and then after it resets then put the refill cartridge in afterwards and see if it the indicator/counter stays out. Hope that helps.
1632691
No, you have to go to the maintenance section of the printer to reset the counter, it actually goes by number of prints not quality or whether or not it really needs a new drum
487377
my printer its not telling me that my cartridge is emptyi just refill when is empty,because it starts printing blank
1911948
Have had these for about 6 month now. All you do is add ink. when the printer says the cartridge is empty, you pop it out and then right back in. the chip on the cartridge resets when you remove it. Just keep an eye on the level of ink, because the printer cant see haw much ink is actually in cartridges, it just counts number of times it is used.
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Unfortunately, apparently Cannon printers have some "built in" system that if you used refilled cartridges it will state "empty ink levels or no ink" even though it has ink. This apparently only happens when you use remanufactured or refill a cartridge. You can't get rid of this but when you install a refilled or remanufactured cartridge press and hold the reset button for 30-60 seconds until the alarm light goes out. This actually resets the print levels even though they may not show on your system ink levels. I try to keep an estimate of my printting and know when when my levels are truly out and order more ink. Hope this helps. Unfortunately, apparently Cannon printers have some "built in" system that if you used refilled cartridges it will state "empty ink levels or no ink" even though it has ink. This apparently only happens when you use remanufactured or refill a cartridge. You can't get rid of this but when you install a refilled or remanufactured cartridge press and hold the reset button for 30-60 seconds until the alarm light goes out. This actually resets the print levels even though they may not show on your system ink levels. I try to keep an estimate of my printting and know when when... » Read More Unfortunately, apparently Cannon printers have some "built in" system that if you used refilled cartridges it will state "empty ink levels or no ink" even though it has ink. This apparently only happens when you use remanufactured or refill a cartridge. You can't get rid of this but when you install a refilled or remanufactured cartridge press and hold the reset button for 30-60 seconds until the alarm light goes out. This actually resets the print levels even though they may not show on your system ink levels. I try to keep an estimate of my printting and know when when my levels are truly out and order more ink. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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** TO RESET TONER ** This will make your printer believe it has a brand new toner. Once it says toner low, you can reset it and just print until it runs dry, instead of replacing the toner when you still have 500 prints left. 1) Get to the home screen, if you are stuck at the "Toner Low" or "Replace Toner" message, just press the red X 2) Press the FAX button on the touch screen. This is ONLY to light up the numbers so you can.... 3) LOCATE and only locate, don't press, the * (asterisk) button. You know where it is now, somewhere to the right of the Red X button 4) Press the glowing home button to get home. 5) Open the top as if you were going to change the toner, but don't remove any toner 6) With the top open, press and hold the now UN-LIT * (asterisk) button for at least 5 seconds 7) While KEEPING the lid open, the toner reset menu will show on the screen 8) Reset your "low" or "empty" toner by pressing the color and type to reset, all with the lid open 9) close the lid and wait about 40 seconds per toner that was reset (ie. 80 seconds if you reset 2, 120 seconds if you reset 3) cstd = cyan Standard, cstr = cyan starter, and one other for high yield, etc... Just reset to whatever type you have installed. Boom
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yes, that's what I am using it on. However I would recommend similar cartridges with a manual reset switch or even a continuous ink system if you're doing alot of printing. With the auto reset you have to wait until the printer recognizes the cartridge is out of ink before it can reset. You won't be able fill up the cartridges and have the printer recognize them as full, so it gets annoying if you do a good amount of printing. Ruin a printer by printing with no ink in a cartridge, so you have to keep that in mind too.
834935
For the Canon MP 480 printer you can reset the ink cartridge counter by holding the red stop button for 10 seconds. Easy. Hopefully that works with other printers as well.
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.