kitto3o7sp
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Post by kitto3o7sp on Aug 18, 2003 19:51:44 GMT -5
Hey everybody! I purchased an X-75 last year. A few months later, I bought a ink refill kit. I refilled and the printer does not print in black any more. Any help?
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Post by AMD on Aug 18, 2003 21:10:01 GMT -5
There is one reason and one reason only why it didn't work.... "I bought a ink refill kit. I refilled" That's why...  |
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kitto3o7sp
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Post by kitto3o7sp on Aug 18, 2003 22:52:15 GMT -5
Find then, Ill have to get a new cartridge  |
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Post by moflsh03 on Sept 4, 2003 16:46:35 GMT -5
Find then, Ill have to get a new cartridge The trick is to fill the empty cartridge with acetone or isopropal (forget which is the best) immediatly after the ink runs out. Store it in a sealed container like that until you get refill ink. Sometimes old catridges can be cleaned this way also.  Careful acetone is nasty on the skin and very flammable. Use wisdom and all will be ok. lol |
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Post by AMD on Sept 4, 2003 22:12:16 GMT -5
The trick is to fill the empty cartridge with acetone or isopropal (forget which is the best) immediatly after the ink runs out. Store it in a sealed container like that until you get refill ink. Sometimes old catridges can be cleaned this way also. Careful acetone is nasty on the skin and very flammable. Use wisdom and all will be ok. lol And how would one empty the cartidge after they are ready to refill?  |
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Post by moflsh03 on Sept 5, 2003 19:24:02 GMT -5
Good question. I will have to find a link that explains this. I have never done this, but have run into this advice several times. I just read something lately that says its good to rinse the an empty cartridge with isopropal and run it through the printer to clean the jets. Anyway, the info on this is out there... |
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