I bought an HP 15 instead of a canon 15 ink cartridge, would it work with my canon i 90 pixma printer?
thanks
Probably not. The cartridges are designed for only one printer model. The fact that they are both a model "15" does not mean thye have anything in common.
re manufactured means that they took a cartridge that was made specifically for a certain printer and filled it with the original ink. Compatible means that it is a totally new cartridge filled with ink that is supposed to work in several machines and be of the same formula as those machines. The compatible may or may not work depending on your printer.
They said I couldn’t. I said if I loose my job I am going to sue them. I needed to print a document in black and and mail it special delivery. My printer stopped when it ran out of color ink, as it needed COLOR ink to continue printing IN BLACK. I had no time to go buy color ink. They could not help me over the phone. I think we need a class action suit against Canon. They force us to buy color when all we need is black.
Hey,
when you are printing documents,click on print–>properties–>paper/quality–>select black and while–>click ok. This should print the document in black and white. Do let me know if it did work or not.
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I accidently put my black ink cartridge in my color cartridge slot in my hp 5510 office jet all in one printer and I cannot remove it. Please help me!!!!!
I have seen a few of these.
Get a small but long flathead screwdriver. You need to pry up the top of the holder, while you pull down and out with the cartridge. There is a notch in there that guides the color into the color and black into the black. BUT BE WARNED, too much force can damage the cartridge and/or the printer.
All right. So lets say the HP 92 black ink cartridge. If left unused for a period of time, will the ink inside it dry up?
Is there a way to rejuvenate the ink if it does dry?
The ink inside of the cartridge probably won’t dry up, but the ink in the jet head will dry up and stop working.
If you haven’t already done so, use the HP program that came with your printer to make it go through a cleaning and priming routine.
If that doesn’t work and you don’t mind getting a bit of ink on your hands, you can try washing and rinsing your hands very well to get all oil off of them and the take your wet (but not soapy!) finger and lightly stroke the jet head a couple of times to try to break-up the dried on ink.
After you’ve done that, then take a wad of tissues and try to get the ink to start to blot on the tissues. Watch the jet head to see that ink is coming out of the entire surface of the jet head as you blot it.
Be sure NOT to touch the connectors on the edge of the cartridge or get any water on the connectors.
Do not stick the cartridge directly into water or into a stream of water.
Only apply water to the jet head area.
I’ve done this many times with my ink cartridges with about a 50% success rate. Follow these directions at your own risk. I am not responsible for damage or injury that might occur by following these directions.
I have a Lexmark & a Dell printer which I do not use often and the cartridges dry up inbetween usage. Is there a way to store the cartridges to prevent them from drying up?
Well, you can take some selotape and put it on strip
….A place that uses good quality ink and saves me some of the money I would spend buying new cartridges.
123Injets
http://www.123Inkjets.com
I refill the cartridges and most of the time it works, but this is the second time its not reading a full cart. I don’t even care if it’s not reading full. I just want the @*($%#&* thing to be overrided!! I have 100’s of pages to print out and this is holding me up. I know, I know, Canon doesn’t want us to refill cartridges, but there HAS to be a way. please help!
If you right click on your printer and choose properties, in the window that opens go to the maintainence tab.
There are two options you can use.
Low ink warning setting or the ink counter reset.
You can turn off the warning or you can reset the reading to full.
I am pretty sure that our color ink cartridge is full. It still feels heavy, I could swear I just changed it like 3 weeks ago, and shouldn’t it feel light if it is empty? Well, when it prints, it doesn’t print in full color. It prints in yellow and black with lines through it. I know I installed it correctly. Any suggestions?
I had something similar and found out that the printhead needs replacing/cleaned. Sometimes ink dries out and clogs something. There may be a "deep cleaning" option in your printer preferences.
This is if you have exhausted the other choices, then ask staples about this and bring them a sample printout with model.
I think this link will help you out:
http://www.inkjetcartridges.com/_Info-How-Inkjet-Printers-Work.html
