Will this reset the chip on Canon MG3100 printer?
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Only if it's the small/thin cartrige basically the ones that have four separate cartridges in it, I didn't realize that untill I received it
794687
Don't know for sure...I purchased a different model, a MG7100 series printer. Sorry.
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Lucy S., the chips are embedded in the cartridges. I used the cartridges right out of the box and put them directly into my Canon PIXMA MG5320 and they worked like a charm.
1458805
The process is to power down the printer then power on the printer. Let the printer reset itself and it should be fine. The chips never expire.
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I just found this site www.4inkjets.com that sells Canon remanufactured cartridges with the chip that has been reset so that you can track how much ink is left in your printer from your computer.
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According to the Canon website for this printer, yes it will. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/photo_all_in_one_inkjet_printers/pixma_mg7120#SuppliesAndAccessories
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I'm not sure about having a chip or not. I bought the cartridges because they are listed to work with my printer (Canon MG6300). They work exactly like the native Canon cartridges, so if Canon cartridges require a chip, then I suppose these have a chip. Like the others, I have had no problems at all with these cartridges.
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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.
2005909
The available chip resetter works just fine on either these cartridges or the black OEM cartridges. The OEM variety can be refilled successfully, but it's working blind until they overflow. I can tell you how if you're stuck.
1760172
The chip is part of the cartridges. The printer uses them to tell you how much ink is in them. Once the chip says the cartridge is empty it won't work anymore. Even if there's still ink in it.
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the chip in the kit I got did not work. I put the old one in and live with the messages I get showing low toner level. Printer works fine.
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Assuming you have a printer model that works with the refill kit, there could be a problem with the chip you replaced. Is the new chip installed in the cartridge in the correct orientation? Did you try using the old chip instead of the new one?
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These cartridges do not require any additional action for reset. A chip resetting device is not required. After refill your printer should show them as full when first put back into the printer. I'm using these refillable cartridges successfully in a Canon MG5420 inkjet printer. I did have some problems with refilled cartridges not resetting to full when put back into the printer. But then I discovered that this printer first needs to indicate the cartridge is COMPLETELY EMPTY, then after refill, the printer has consistently shown them as full.
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Thomas; I can not help much because I don't know about a chip resetter. I can tell you that some cartridges will be recognized by the printer (810) and some may not be. I can also tell you that soon when the ink level falls a bit they will become unrecognizable. Epson put a lot of time and effort into their precious ink system and their printer will hound you until the day you or it dies about using genuine Epson ink. You will get so many messages that you may give up and buy Epson inks at exorbitant prices just to shut it up.
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I don't really know, but if it were my printer, I would unplug it and see if it would reset itself. If not, re-install the computer with the disc. I use mine a lot with eBay and use cheap ink, cheap paper and it does a decent job. For real quality, I use another printer. This printer seems to be a faithful work horse.
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I'm not sure if you can disable the printer from reading the chip (as in the chip is missing or damaged), however on the 1600w you can set the printer to continue printing when the toner reads empty. You'll need to search for it, I did a quick search but didn't see a download from a site I would trust to download an *.exe file from. The program you need is called "Remote Panel Utility", it's easy to use, but if you can't figure it out, the owners manual (pdf download from Konica Minolta if you lost yours) covers it.
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Elly, did you replace the chip that was included with the replacement toner ink? That piece takes care of any "compatibility" issues.