What happens if you get air into the syste, how can you tell, and what can
you do about it? I always run my cartridges until the printer won't print any
more without a new one, which is usually 10 to 20 pages after I get a warning
about the ink being low?
Steve
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Didn't Epson have to make a big payout in that class action lawsuit
about a year ago concerning their ink cartridges and how they would
indicate Empty when they still had considerable ink remaining?
I don't think so. The printer does not actually measure the amount of ink
remaining. It
On Aug 17, 2007, at 9:50 AM, Stephen Meskin wrote:
What happens if you get air into the syste, how can you tell, and
what can you do about it? I always run my cartridges until the
printer won't print any more without a new one, which is usually 10 to
20 pages after I get a warning about the
Is that a good reason to buy OEM in jet cartridges, getting back to the
original question? The one seller of compatible Epson inkjet cartridges
recommended on this list a few days ago costs as much as OEM.
Steve
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From: Steve Rigby [EMAIL
I have a Canon inkjet, and I use compatible cartridges from Abacus ink.
http://www.abacus24-7.com/
I've never had any problems, and the prices are reasonable. They
also sell on ebay.
I've been using their cartridges for more than two years... I forget
how long. They also carry cleaning
On Aug 14, 2007, at 8:48 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Epson needs the money.
Didn't Epson have to make a big payout in that class action lawsuit
about a year ago concerning their ink cartridges and how they would
indicate Empty when they still had considerable ink remaining?
Steve
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson Inkjet
cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished cartridges?
If this was discussed previously, let me know and I'll find the thread
on my saved messages.
Thanks,
Steve
My specific printer is an Epson Stylus Photo
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson Inkjet
cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished cartridges?
Epson needs the money.
Some ink cartridges have an electronic chip that identifies it. The
printer won't use a cartridge it can't identify. Some 3rd party
On Aug 14, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Stephen Meskin wrote:
Is there any good reason to spend 4 to 5 times as much for Epson
Inkjet cartridges than for compatibles? What about refurbished
cartridges
I use third party cartridges exclusively in my Epson. However, I
only buy cartridges that have
