i currently have a okidata 420 microline 9 pin printer, and need to replace it. is just the 420 microline the same ?
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Yes I think so, the only difference in the 320 and the 420 is the 420 has both the 9 pin and the plug in, terminal like a phone line, only bigger, if you are going to use it as a 9 pin, this is usually a blue connect with thumb screws to connect to your computer, likewise if you are only going to use this output, buy a 320, just as good and cheaper
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I can't answer your question because it doesn't make any sense. Rephrase your question.
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Hi Yes this is what I use in my HP Officejet 6500. I've been very pleased w the price & the quality. Regards, Will
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yes - bottomline - if you have any questions - take the cartridge out and it say on the top or side - replace with the same product - part number - Please know these replacement units which have the same part-product number work just fine - the printer will be snotty saying use one HP approved - but one you get past and live with that - print performance just fine as we use with our SGOMP - military & government projects - Clayton
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the pg-40 and cl-41 came installed in my new iP1700. Both cartridges worked fine. Forgot to count # pages printed. sorry.
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I would check the HP support page for the product, because cartridge numbers may change over time. But I think the current number is a 920 cartridge and it might be specific to the OfficeJet device.
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Hi, I use #920XL for my HP6500A Plus lazerjet printer. I think XL means extra large. The direct phone #to HP is 1-(860) 675-4237. They will be happy to tell you if OK. My pkg. says for 6000, 6500, 6500A, 7000,7500 and 7500A. Pretty sure it will work for your system. Good luck.
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I just looked at mine...it is a Selphy CP800, if that helps. The postcard paper works fine in mine....wish I could be of more help. I would think that the Selphy CP910 is just a newer version of the printer. Mine is probably 4 or 5 yrs old...but I just finally began using it a few months ago. Good luck...
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Sorry, I can't be sure. I had an 800 model. However, I searched for cartridges compatible with T098 - T0981 Bk, C, M, Y, Lc, Lm and it showed up so it seems fairly certain they would work.Currently I have a Brother but I'm not happy with it. Like Epson better and the ready availability of inexpensive cartridges is great. Means never running out of ink........and the color/quality seems better to me as well.
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I can't say with certainty, but the guys at Cartridge World tell me it's the same cartridge as the 420 - the only difference is the amount of toner put in the reservoir and a different flag gear to signal when it's running low on toner.
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check with the seller or the vender or there should be a list of compatible printers
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Hello. The only thing to do is buy the right one. You have to look closely to the port side of the adapter and the printer. I'm sure you probably noticed the port pins don't match up with the adapter's. It's tricky. Look for a seller with a big enough picture to make sure the slotted side on the adapter matches your printers port.
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You can go to the epson website and enter your printer number (NX 430) and it should let you know what cartridge you need. I don't have that model, but got my cartridge # confirmed by taking these steps. HOpe this helps
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i have such a printer and its cable but i have no id on th cable. one end is a multi pin the other end in much smaller but i cannot tell. call hp they can probably help. go vi
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The dr 420 doesn't get replaced until after about 10 toner changes or more the printer will tell you when to replace your drum. So you only need to get the TN420 and it comes out of the drum easily and replacing is easy also. Goodluck!
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It works great on my IP4200. It was easy enough to install, although I didn't think the directions were that great. No problems-printer prints like it had a new printhead. H-m-m-m come to think of it, it does have a new printhead. My only regret is all the ink I wasted trying to clean the old printhead.
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>For some low end printers, it's almost cheaper to buy a new printer than to buy replacement cartridges.Exactly, I just bought the MX860 and will test it against HP C7280 (both brand new still in box). Problem is that I can't find third-party toner for the MX860. Those CLI-221 are availible only without chips and I am worried that to some design and patent scheme that will not change. I am guessing that replacing a full set of toner twice will be more than the initial printer cost. For HP I can find descent (according to some reviews) third-party toner. Yet I am guessing the MX860 is a better machine...I'll have some decisions to make. >For some low end printers, it's almost cheaper to buy a new printer than to buy replacement cartridges.Exactly, I just bought the MX860 and will test it against HP C7280 (both brand new still in box). Problem is that I can't find third-party toner for the MX860. Those CLI-221 are availible only without chips and I am worried that to some design and patent scheme that will not change. I am guessing that replacing a full set of toner twice will be more than the initial printer cost. For HP I can find descent (according to some reviews) third-party toner. Yet I am guessing the... » Read More >For some low end printers, it's almost cheaper to buy a new printer than to buy replacement cartridges.Exactly, I just bought the MX860 and will test it against HP C7280 (both brand new still in box). Problem is that I can't find third-party toner for the MX860. Those CLI-221 are availible only without chips and I am worried that to some design and patent scheme that will not change. I am guessing that replacing a full set of toner twice will be more than the initial printer cost. For HP I can find descent (according to some reviews) third-party toner. Yet I am guessing the MX860 is a better machine...I'll have some decisions to make. « Show Less
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This is what I purchased right here on Amazon. ND Brand 600 ml HP Printer 920...Dinsink. Worked great for me. Lasts long, rich colors.