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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
WHAT A MESS AND A GREAT BIG CHORE
Ron Shaw wrote: In article , says... Ron, I was reading somewhere when refilling it's better to leave standing for 24 hours prior to using and yet I read you insert them straight away. Obviously you fill the tanks nice and slow to avoid getting air into them and not to over fill, be glad if you clarified the above after filling as to leaving them to settle. Davy I use a large (about 1/8") hole, much larger than the needle, and inject into the open compartment in Canon cartridge (not the foam or fiber filled one), so I don't add any pressure to the cartridge. I always refill as soon as I get a low ink warning (from the prism), so the foam is still saturated with ink. I only wait long enough (1 minute or so) to be sure the hot glue has sealed the hole, then untape vent and output holes, make sure it is not leaking, then re-insert. Total time out of printer is usually about 2 minutes, if I'm quick. I don't think the printer even knows I've done it (grin)! This applies to my Canon i960 that I've been filling for about a year, and it is really easy to do. Previously I was refilling a Lexmark for about 4 years, and it required lots of patience and sometimes a little voodoo, injecting directly into the foam. The Canon is really a no-brainer, since you can see exactly what you are doing. It's more "topping off" the clear reservoir than anything. |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
Ron Shaw wrote:
In article , says... DO YOU THINK ANY NORMAL USERS CARE Measekite, do you know any normal users? You certainly are not one. (Average, mundane, unimaginative, timid, unwilling to try something different, ... yes. But normal? ... no.) He couldn't tell **** from shineola. He's so ****ing dumb it's pathetic. He actually thinks he has something of value or of importance to say. He is the biggest type of fool there is because he is only fooling himself. Kill file his stuck-on-stupid ass and be done with him. His ISP's are on his fat ass for changing other postings. Can you believe a grown man has to stoop that low in order to feel significant? He did when he was trapped by one of his daily lies. How ****ing dumb can one person be. If you want to really complain about his psychotic behavior in this ng complain to Yahoo and cite his email address as: Trust me, they'll know immediately who you're complaining about. He's a big time known loser with them! Frank |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
fb wrote: Ron Shaw wrote: In article , says... DO YOU THINK ANY NORMAL USERS CARE Measekite, do you know any normal users? You certainly are not one. (Average, mundane, unimaginative, timid, unwilling to try something different, ... yes. But normal? ... no.) He couldn't tell **** from shineola. I COULD TELL YOU FROM ANYONE. He's so ****ing dumb it's pathetic. He actually thinks he has something of value or of importance to say. He is the biggest type of fool there is because he is only fooling himself. Kill file his stuck-on-stupid ass WHY---YOU FAILED and be done with him. His ISP's are on his fat ass for changing other postings. Can you believe a grown man has to stoop that low in order to feel significant? He did when he was trapped by one of his daily lies. How ****ing dumb can one person be. LOOK IN THE MIRROR If you want to really complain about his psychotic behavior in this ng complain to Yahoo and cite his email address as: Trust me, they'll know immediately who you're complaining about. He's a big time known loser with them! Frank YOU ARE A LOOSER. YOU ARE A NAME CALLER |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially
with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Canon print heads are worth more than a new later model printer, so when they don't work just buy another. Soaking the print head "out of the printer" sometimes works with a blocked head, but not always, use the same stuff you clean CD's with, leave overnight, dry and try again. |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially
with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Actually micropiezos are more tollerant to different media... it's those pesky thermal technologies that depend on chemistry... or rather the rate that a liquid turns into a gas... that are more fickle. But all of this is accidemic as most if not all consumer based inkjets are primarly water based. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Show me where *anyone* expressly says this in the fine print. Seriously... under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act if use of consumables is a prerequisite for warranty coverage then they must provide these consumables *for free* during the warranty period. Seriously if you can actually quote anyone who officaly says third-party ink voids the warranty I'm buying that printer... and i'll make damn sure I get my year of free ink. I have seen the following "Canon has more engineers dedicated to creating quality ink for providing the best results for output on Bubble Jet printers than any other organization. Canon does not prohibit the use of third-party inks and the use of third-party inks does not invalidate the product's limited warranty. However, Canon cannot guarantee the quality or performance of your printer when you are using inks from other suppliers." Source: "Canon BJC-6000 Series Users Manual" It's no more a modification than putting Pennzoil in your car when it shipped from the factory with Quakerstate or Castrol. This saw was put into place so the manufacturer couldn't put their label on someone else's oil and sell it more more and threaten to void the warranty if you use someone else's oil. It's a good law. Now if for example that can say for certain the damage was caused by the 3rd party ink... they could deny warranty coverage... but this is very very very tough to prove. Now you can say buying into a printer is buying into a system of inks and paper that are designed to work well together. This is true. You can also say that ink that runs $23 to $50/oz might be better than ink that runs at $2.50 to $5.00/oz. But whether it's worth it or not is up to the user... given you save 90% and it doesn't automaticly void the warranty and you had to shell out for another printer after the 3rd refill... it still tends to cost less than OEM ink. Might not be worth it to you but it certainly is to me. |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
digisol wrote:
Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Canon print heads are worth more than a new later model printer, so when they don't work just buy another. None of the above is true. Frank |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
"digisol" wrote in message m... Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. (snip) Digisol - I've been using MIS bulk inks in my Canon i960 printers for more than a year. Excellent color balance, prints comparable (side-by-side same file print comparison), no clogs or malfunctions, and about one dollar per cart refill as compared to OEM prices of about $12 per cart. Even at Costco prices of about $9 per cart that's a real difference in cost. AND costco doesn't have all the ink colors for my printer on the store shelf. The "few lousy dollars" I've saved would buy me at least two more new printers of the same quality as the i960 when mine self destruct. It's a no-brainer as far as I'm concerned. |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
"FB" wrote in message news:2dPff.446$4v.424@fed1read03... digisol wrote: Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Canon print heads are worth more than a new later model printer, so when they don't work just buy another. None of the above is true. Frank Frank - Could this be another Mousetripe alias? |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
Burt wrote:
"FB" wrote in message news:2dPff.446$4v.424@fed1read03... digisol wrote: Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Canon print heads are worth more than a new later model printer, so when they don't work just buy another. None of the above is true. Frank Frank - Could this be another Mousetripe alias? I don't think he has that much brain power. I do know his ISP has been all over his stuck-on-stupid ass and are threatening to disco his dumb ass if he continues to violate their rules. The big violation was copyright infringement of his changing others postings. He also will usurp (plagiarize) articles and post them without acknowledging the real author. You can always spot this when it happens because it is not in all caps and usually has some (not always) intelligent though behind it. If you want to complain to his ISP use his email address: They are really sick and tired of his bull****. Frank |
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Canon Users - Do You Believe????
Burt wrote:
"FB" wrote in message news:2dPff.446$4v.424@fed1read03... digisol wrote: Nope, never, it's not worth a print head to use cheap ink, especially with Epson printers, Canon seen to be able to take the cheap ink better but for a few lousy dollars, buy the genuine stuff. Most printer warranties are voided with the use of any non genuine ink, some is better than others, plus it's classed as a modification to the printer and voids the warranty immediately, if ya don't beleive it, read the fine print ! Canon print heads are worth more than a new later model printer, so when they don't work just buy another. None of the above is true. Frank Frank - Could this be another Mousetripe alias? Several people in this newsgroup came to this conclusion long ago. -Taliesyn |
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