Expiration dates of sealed CANON printer cartridges
I just bought a sealed CANON BC21 color printer cartridge and can't find an expiration date on the box. On the bottom flap is stamped "C10A30". Is the expiration date encoded in this?
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rusure wrote: > I just bought a sealed CANON BC21 color printer cartridge and can't > find an expiration date on the box. On the bottom flap is stamped > "C10A30". Is the expiration date encoded in this? > I don't think Canon cartridges have expiry dates on them.
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Ulysses777
8/7/2007 9:41:06 PM
On Aug 7, 2:41 pm, Ulysses777 <oh...@you.dont> wrote: > rusure wrote: > > I don't think Canon cartridges have expiry dates on them. I don't think Canon cartridges have anything to do with Commodore Business Machines. ;-) -Andrew ___ / __|__ Cottonwood BBS / / |_/ telnet://cottonwood.servebbs.com \ \__|_\ Open 24/7 -=- 50 Online Games! \___| http://hometown.aol.com/cottonwoodbbs
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Andrew
8/9/2007 12:06:41 AM
On Aug 6, 6:32 pm, rusure <r_u_s...@mybluelight.com> wrote: > I just bought a sealed CANON BC21 color printer cartridge and can't > find an expiration date on the box. On the bottom flap is stamped > "C10A30". Is the expiration date encoded in this? Try this, to make sure it's OK still. 1. Remove the protective strip from the bottom of the cartridge. 2. Wet a paper towel (dampen) under HOT water, and hold on the print head for only a few seconds 3. If you see any black ink on the towel, you "probably" have a cartridge that is mostly dried up, and will be un-useable In this case, you should wrap the cartridge in a blanket of DAMP ( not wet ! ) paper towel's ( like three of them ) and put them in the micro-wave Auto time the micro-wave to HIGH for 2 minutes....... you should see a steady flow of ink in that time... if all is well, you have cleaned the print head of the cartridge !!!!!!!!!!! , and you will never be able to cook in the micro-wave again..... unless you like "tinted" popcorn.
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Rick
8/9/2007 3:37:22 AM
"Rick Youngman" wrote ... > > Try this, to make sure it's OK still. > > 1. Remove the protective strip from the bottom of the cartridge. > 2. Wet a paper towel (dampen) under HOT water, and hold on the > print head for only a few seconds > 3. If you see any black ink on the towel, you "probably" have a > cartridge that is mostly dried up, and will be un-useable > > In this case, you should wrap the cartridge in a blanket of DAMP ( not > wet ! ) paper towel's ( like three of them ) and put them in the > micro-wave > > Auto time the micro-wave to HIGH for 2 minutes....... you should see a > steady flow of ink in that time... if all is well, you have cleaned > the print head of the cartridge !!!!!!!!!!! , and you will never be > able to cook in the micro-wave again..... unless you like "tinted" > popcorn. If the cartridge is a color cartridge, you might get RainBow (tm) popcorn! I wonder if you can sell RainBow (tm) popcorn on eBay? Or, will someone complain about your trademark infringement and have your auction removed? -- Best regards, Sam Gillett Out of my mind. Back in 5 minutes!
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Sam
8/9/2007 3:57:39 AM
On Aug 8, 6:06 pm, Andrew Wiskow <wis...@verizon.net> wrote: > On Aug 7, 2:41 pm, Ulysses777 <oh...@you.dont> wrote: > > > rusure wrote: > > > I don't think Canon cartridges have expiry dates on them. > > I don't think Canon cartridges have anything > to do with Commodore Business Machines. This cartridge is for the last printer made with an EPSON instruction set and a CENTRONICS port that connects to Commodore through 6 pin DIN serial port to CENTRONICS interface.
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rusure
8/9/2007 3:11:04 PM
On Aug 8, 9:37 pm, Rick Youngman <wl...@commspeed.net> wrote: > Try this, to make sure it's OK still. > > 1. Remove the protective strip from the bottom of the cartridge. > 2. Wet a paper towel (dampen) under HOT water, and hold on the > print head for only a few seconds > 3. If you see any black ink on the towel, you "probably" have a > cartridge that is mostly dried up, and will be un-useable > > In this case, you should wrap the cartridge in a blanket of DAMP ( not > wet ! ) paper towel's ( like three of them ) and put them in the > micro-wave > > Auto time the micro-wave to HIGH for 2 minutes....... you should see a > steady flow of ink in that time... if all is well, you have cleaned > the print head of the cartridge !!!!!!!!!!! , and you will never be > able to cook in the micro-wave again..... unless you like "tinted" > popcorn. I'll respond even if this message is a joke. If I wanted a test that broke the packaging, I would just install the cartridge in a printer and run it. Although Mr. Gillet is joking abouth RAINBOW popcorn on EBAY, I want to sell the color cartridge on EBAY. A cartridge with a broken seal is worthless on EBAY. Last year I had to move and misplaced my CANON BJC4400 printer. In addition, my PC's parallel port doesn't work anyway. I bought a cheap USB printer that came with color and black cartridges. The cartridges for the new printer had expiration dates on their packaging. I only use black cartridge so I sold the color cartridge on EBAY. I have since found my CANON and connect it to my Commodore. When I bought sealed CANON color & black cartridges second hand, I thought I caould sell the color cartridge on EBAY. This plan is hindered since I can't find the cartridge expiration date on its package.
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rusure
8/9/2007 3:50:47 PM
In news:1186672264.073217.176110@b79g2000hse.googlegroups.com, rusure <r_u_sure@mybluelight.com> wrote: > This cartridge is for the last printer made with an EPSON instruction > set and a CENTRONICS port that connects to > Commodore through 6 pin DIN serial port to CENTRONICS interface. Out of curiosity, what model is it? I first connected a BJ-200E to my 128, and when the "platen" mechanism died, I replaced it with a BJ-200EX. That suffered a similar death, and I now have a BJC-240 hooked up. Brian --
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Brian
8/9/2007 5:16:33 PM
On Aug 9, 11:16 am, "Brian Ketterling" <tweel6...@no-potted-meat- products-peoplepc.com> wrote: > Innews:1186672264.073217.176110@b79g2000hse.googlegroups.com, > > rusure <r_u_s...@mybluelight.com> wrote: > > This cartridge is for the last printer made with an EPSON > > instruction set and a CENTRONICS port that connects to > > Commodore through 6 pin DIN serial port to CENTRONICS interface. > > Out of curiosity, what model is it? I first connected > a BJ-200E to my 128, and when the "platen" mechanism > died, I replaced it with a BJ-200EX. That suffered > a similar death, and I now have a BJC-240 hooked up. I currently use and recomend a BJC 4400. I originally bought it at a garage sale for $5 because it had a color cartridge. I thought I would use the cartridge in my BJC 4000. Elsewhere in this thread I state that I don't use color cartridges, so the 4K died before I got around to using the color cartridge. In desparation, I connected the 4.4K and was amazed that it works better than the 4K. 4Ks are terrific as long as the paper is standard 8.5 by 11 in good condition. When the paper length is less than 5", the 4K paper feeder jams. The 4.4K paper feeder is less fussy about the paper dimensions or even the condition of the paper. The 4.4K doesn't have the bank of dip switches that are in the 4K. I think I miss the control that the 4K dip switches give the printer user, but all and all, the 4.4K operates more smoothly. BJC 4400s frequently turn up in second hand stores, and I would buy it if I were you. You can still get remanufactured cartridges through the internet, and last time I looked, new cartridges were available at OFFICE DEPOT and OFFICE MAX. I think the cartridge part #s are BCI(?) 20 and 21. If you want a black cartridge, make certain that you don't buy a black ink tank for a color cartridge. I intend to auction my BCI 21 color cartridge on EBAY if youre interested.
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rusure
8/9/2007 7:09:25 PM
In news:1186686565.285690.158470@i13g2000prf.googlegroups.com, rusure <r_u_sure@mybluelight.com> wrote: > I currently use and recomend a BJC 4400. Is that because of reliability? > BJC 4400s frequently turn up in second hand > stores, and I would buy it if I were you. If I spot one at Goodwill at a reasonable price (never know about them), I might pick it up as a future replacement. > You can still get > remanufactured cartridges through the internet, and last time I > looked, new cartridges were available at OFFICE DEPOT and OFFICE MAX. > I think the cartridge part #s are BCI(?) 20 and 21. Yes, I don't even have a printer that uses those cartridges, but I've noticed them everywhere -- grocery stores, wherever. The BCI-21, at least, seems to be the standard Canon cartridge that everyone stocks. Brian --
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Brian
8/10/2007 2:56:45 AM
On Aug 9, 8:56 pm, "Brian Ketterling" <tweel6...@no-potted-meat- products-peoplepc.com> wrote: > Innews:1186686565.285690.158470@i13g2000prf.googlegroups.com, > > rusure <r_u_s...@mybluelight.com> wrote: > > I currently use and recomend a BJC 4400. > > Is that because of reliability? The paper feeder for the BJC 4000 was not as well thought out as that for the 4400. If the paper deviated only slightly from out of the box condition or if the dimensions were significantly less than the standard 8.5 X 11, than the 4K paper feeder either jammed or the paper entered the printer crooked. The design of the 4.4K paper feeder is superior to that of the 4K feeder, and is more likely to perform as expected. The BJC 4000 eventually stopped working. I haven't used the BJC 4400 long enough to make any reliability (as in built to last) statements. When the 4.4K is functioning as designed, its performance will be superior to that of a fully functional 4K. > > > You can still get remanufactured cartridges through > > the internet, and last time I looked, new cartridges > > were available at OFFICE DEPOT and OFFICE MAX. I > > think the cartridge part #s are BCI(?) 20 and 21. > > Yes, I don't even have a printer that uses those > cartridges, but I've noticed them everywhere -- grocery > stores, wherever. The BCI-21, at least, seems to > be the standard Canon cartridge that everyone stocks. The 21 is the color cartridge. If the part # 21 is on an item containing black ink, than the item is a tank with black ink, to be used as one of the tanks in a color cartridge. The warning at the end of my last message was not taken by me when I bought my CANON items at the second hand store. My "new" black item is a 21 tank, for the color cartridge. I think you get a better deal for black printing when you buy the BC(I?) 20 black cartridge.
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rusure
8/10/2007 5:06:44 AM
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Hello, i need to replace my second Canon printer and notice that the newer ones (Pixmas) have this "FINE" system. I don't need photo, just good color, and preferably an AIO type (one with a flatbed copier capability). Looked at an MP160, MP180, MP460.. They have this "FINE" cartridge system and I'd prefer as few cartridges as absolutely necessary... Anybody with an idea of a model still available that still uses the three-colors + 1-black cartridge configuration like the i series ones? Really appreciate any help you can suggest... Thanks!! Mike ...
my Canon printer won't let me select the black ink cartridge
I'd appreciate it if someone could help me with a problem I'm having with my Canon Pixma 250 printer. The colour cartridge has nearly run out, but the black and white cartridge still has plenty of ink in it. As I only want to print out some letters, I've tried selecting 'use black ink cartridge only' (or whatever the wording is). But then when I try to print, I get a message that looks something like this: "This document will print using the following cartridge: COLOR Your over-ride command has been disabled" This isn't the exact wor...
HP Printer Ink Expiration & Warranty Date Secret Decoder Ring
As far as I can tell from googling like crazy, here are the six HP printer ink relevant dates. Note that most people throw away the ink cartridge upon the first (false) expiration date. Only those who read the google record know that first end-of-service date can be overcome, giving the user an additional year or two of useful service. I post this by way of peer review so that the experts can correct where I make any mistake. 1. Manufacture date = date printed on ink cartridge minus 30 months 2. Installation date = hand written on ink cartridge when first installed 3. Install-by date = manuf...
HP printer vs. Canon printer
I need to replace my Epson Stylus Photo 825 as one of the print nozzles is permanently clogged! I have been looking at both HP and Canon printers, more specifically HP 7550 & Canon Pixma ip6700. Has anyone had any experience with either printer, good or bad? I need a printer that will do everything from print invoices, newsletters to photos. Photos do not have to be gallery quality, but good enough for a newsletter. Also, in comparison, which brand has better prices on ink? Is one brand of ink better than another (assuming I would use the same brand of paper) in relation t...
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Posted on Ebay, item# 330331170291. Goto www.ebay.com & enter this item# 330331170291 into search window (or item# window); BUY NOW OPTION is AVAILABLE, i.e. NO need to wait for Auction ending. Do NOT reply on Newsgroups (I just posted here, but will NOT read) - instead contact via Ebay (best) or Email. My Ebay feedback is 100% positive, not to mention 13 YEARS of Newsgroups trading without complains, and it's best to deal via Ebay though will respond to regular email also. Please read description there, but a few facts are copied here: 1) NEW (sealed) Canon cartridges for their p...
Dating of Canon inkjet cartridges
Thanks to responses to inquiries of eBay sellers, as well as my own past purchases, I have been able to decode the date of manufacture of Canon inkjet cartridges, at least for the BC-20 (large black cartridge), the BC-21 (color cartridge), and the BCI-21 ink tanks that go into the BC-21. I believe that the 7-character batch number stamped on the botton of the cardboard box contains the date of manufacture in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th characters. The 2nd character is the month, starting with 1 for January, running to 9 for September. October, November, and December are O, N, and D. The 3rd and 4th characters represent the year. I don't know what the other characters mean. The BC-20 comes sealed in an inner tub with a plastic-foil cover seal. The edge of this seal also has the batch number. I haven't asked anyone at Canon to verify this scheme, but it has been confirmed in several ways to my satisfaction. For example, in February 2005 Canon replaced two bad cartridges for me with fresh stock from Canon's warehouse. Those three characters on these replacement boxes were D04, which I think means they were made in December 2004. Another example: someone recently offered a BC-20 on eBay. The photo shows a very old-style box, printed in black only. Its batch number is 1796D15 -- i.e., made in July 1996. The style of the BC-20 boxes has changed at least five times and gives a clue to the age of the cartridge within. As Canon brought out...
Date, date date date....
Date is driving me crazy. I simply need to calculate the age of a person: this is what doesn't work: public int getAge(Person person) { long d = new java.util.Date().getTime(); long m =person.dateOfBirth().getTime(); long l=d-m; SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yy"); return (new Integer(formatter.format(age))).intValue(); } I'm getting 91 for a person who's born in 1983 Since getYear() is depreciated I don't like to use that I found that Calender could do the job, but how do I cast Date into Calender in an easy way? hin...
Printer Ink
Printer Ink - Pictures and Diagrams of Printer Ink, Printer Ink Cartridge, and Printer Ink Refill - Hi, I am working on a new Website, www.Printer-Ink.biz, for information on Printer Ink, Printer Ink Cartridge, and Printer Ink Refill. I already have some information about Printer Ink on the website - www.Printer-Ink.biz; what I am looking for is pictures and diagrams of how printer ink, printer ink cartridge and printer ink refill work for the www.Printer-ink.biz website. Specifically, I am looking for good pictures of printer ink, printer ink cartridge, or printer refi...
Ink for refilling Canon printer cartridges
About 3-4 years ago I found out you can refill printer cartridges and found a Canadian company that sold refill kits & ink. I bought a pint bottle and am just now running out, but it's been so long I have lost their contact info. The labels and instruction sheets don't have their name or number. Since I've had such good luck with their ink, I'd like to buy from them again before trying out another company. Anybody recognize this company? I remain respectful and a little bit hongry, X Guv Bob http://www.geocities.com/guvbob2003 Represented in all slander, paternity and bad check writing cases by Holstein, Iceberg and Goldbrick -- "Illegitimus non carborundum" guvbob@aol.comeownback (Snuffy) wrote in news:20040228025931.12145.00000580@mb-m02.aol.com: > About 3-4 years ago I found out you can refill printer cartridges and > found a Canadian company that sold refill kits & ink. Atlantic Inkjet? http://www.atlanticinkjet.com. I believe their headquartered in the Canadian maritimes but they have an American division as well. -- Lucas Tam (REMOVEnntp@rogers.com) Please delete "REMOVE" from the e-mail address when replying. http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/coolspot18/ ...
Canon i860 Photo Printer compared to Canon MP360 Printer/Scanner/Copier
I'm trying to decide between a Canon i860 and a Canon MP360. The MP360 is a printer/scanner/copier while the i860 is a Photo Printer. I've compared the two units closely and can't see many differences, except the i850 uses 4 cartridges instead of the usual 2 and is a bit faster. They both can print borderless photos, can print on photo paper, and print 4800x1200 dpi. Plus they are about the same price on newegg.com. Are there any features that the i860 has that the MP360 doesn't? Otherwise why not get the MP360 and get a scanner too. any info would be appreciated. Canon i860 http://www.usa.canon.com/html/conCprProductDetail.jsp?modelid=9387&item=9442§ion=10214 Canon MP360 http://www.usa.canon.com/html/conCprProductDetail.jsp?modelid=9527&item=9632§ion=10223 Most people BUY a product based on how THEY will use the product. Maybe the first think you need to do sort out is your own imaging needs. "sydemon" <sydegun@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:49cf01cc.0405051118.15975f6@posting.google.com... : I'm trying to decide between a Canon i860 and a Canon MP360. The : MP360 is a printer/scanner/copier while the i860 is a Photo Printer. : I've compared the two units closely and can't see many differences, : except the i850 uses 4 cartridges instead of the usual 2 and is a bit : faster. They both can print borderless photos, can print on photo : paper, and print 4800x1200 dpi...
Most Popular Canon Toner, Canon Ink Cartridges, Canon Ribbons
The Buy Toner Online sells Canon Brands Toners, Ink cartridges and Ribbons. The Buy Toner Online is an ISO 9001&140001 certified online shopping site, which provides 100 percent unconditional guarantee to the products it sells. The Buy Online Toner displays top selling products separately to enable the customer to choose their product easily without confusion. Buy Toner online sales by major Canon products are below: BJ Printers Canon BJ 5 Canon BJ 10 Canon BJ 100 Canon BJ 20 Canon BJ 200 Canon BJ 230 BJC printers Canon BJC 1000 Canon BJC 1010 Canon BJ...
two different kinds of cartridges for canon printers?
Hello, I'm sure this problem has been raised before, but I didn't find the answer when I googled for it, nor when I searched Canon's website, nor when I asked people in person. I have two Canon printers: the BJC-2000 and the BJC-4550. Both of them are supposed to take the BC-20 cartridge, which I have installed, and the BCI-21, which I have not. The problem is that the BCI-21 is very different in shape and size from the BC-20. The BCI-21, even when paired (color + black), is not quite a matchup to the BC-20. What's going on? Why do several diferent sources say that these cartridges are interchangeable? If they are interchangeable, HOW do I install the BCI-21? Thank you for all answers. Ted Shoemaker The BC-20 cartridge is an integrated printhead cartridge. The BCI-21 is a tank (available in black and tri-color) which is installed in the BC-21e printhead. You will need a BC-21e printhead to run BCI-21 cartridges. -- WeInk.com Technical Support ------------------------------------------------------ Toll Free Support: 1-888-825-0759 Toll Free Orders: 1-800-559-3465 http://www.weink.com/ Subscribe to our newsletter and get up to 20% off your order. ------------------------------------------------------ "Ted Shoemaker" <shoemakerted@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:415b5d6e_1@newspeer2.tds.net... > > Hello, > > I'm sure this problem has been raised before, but I didn&...
Followup on unknown ink cartridge expiration date
I haven't called Hp yet and that's a good thing. I bought a #10 large capacity black ink cartridge and it's date stamped on the outside of the package reads Dec 05. When I installed it the Hp tool box said Dec 6 2005. So far so good. Two days later it said June 12 2006. I wish I knew what's going on 'cause I could make a killing updating cartridges. mark_ ...
HP cartridge with 2001 expiration date -- still ok?
There's someone on ebay selling an HP 51645A cartridge cheap, turns out is has an expiration date of 10/2001. What are the odds that it will still work ok? I read a post here: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9220 which claims that HP cartridges have internal expiration dates, but I don't know that applies to the 45A cartridge. Bill If it's stiill sealed in the factory box, it should be fine. Everytime they send me a replacement 45A cartridge through our hardware support unit in work for the K80on my desk, they're atleast as old as 2001. I've yet to get one that wasn't expired and they always work just fine. If I didn't know better, I'd swear our supplies buyers only buy expired cartridges and thus get them real cheap. TL On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:06:45 GMT, Bill Rubin <billrubin@prodigy.net> wrote: >There's someone on ebay selling an HP 51645A cartridge cheap, >turns out is has an expiration date of 10/2001. What are the >odds that it will still work ok? I read a post here: >http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9220 which claims that HP >cartridges have internal expiration dates, but I don't know that >applies to the 45A cartridge. > >Bill There are two cases: 1.. be an original outdated cartridge. In this case it will work fine. 2.. be a counterfeit (not original) cartridge. They are bad remanufactured cartridges from China. I suspect counterfeit, because 45...
HP #10 ink cartridges expiration date unknown???
I bought 3 #10 cartridges for my last remaining HP printer (2000c). All three have an expiration date well into next year. Says so on the outside of their boxes. Yet the HP tool box says expiration date is unknown!! I pulled them out and put still useful cartridges in and their expiration dates show up. I put the new ones in and still no expiration date. Their ink levels also show as if they are about to run out. Well, I weighed a cartridge I knew for sure was totally empty and it weighed 1.5 oz. I weighed all three new cartridges and the results were 2.5, 2.3, and 2.5 oz. I talked with a manager at Staples who is familiar with these cartridges and he never heard of this situation. I know HP has taken a lot of heat for their expiration dates so I'm wondering if what I'm seeing is their attempt to allow the cartridges to run until they actually are out of ink, but in doing so ink levels are incorrect. Another possibilty is the cartridges went thru some sort of electronic security detection in transit to the store and now the chip is messed up. Is this possible? Could sloppy handling (clerk drops a whole case of cartridges) on the floor and causes a problem with the ink levels and expiration date? Like I said earlier, all three cartridges are showing the same symptoms. Printing is fine so far, but I'm dumbfounded. TIA for help with this dilemma mark_ "mark_digital" <XXX-RIR@comcast.com> wrote in message news:QZed...
Various HP printer ink expiration dates analyzed
Q: What is the significance of the date printed on the HP ink PACKAGE? SINGAPORE MAY 2003 > Relevant Hewlett Packard ink cartridge dates are: > - The date HP manufactured the ink cartridge > - The date HP prints on the ink cartridge > - The date HP prints on the ink cartridge package consumer cardboard box > - The date HP printer cartridges are installed in the printer > - The date HP first stops printing (due to false "low ink" messages) > - The date HP usually stops printing (due to false "expiration" messages) > - The date HP actually stops printing (due to true expiration messages) Since we now know full well HP inserts up to three false expiration dates before the final (true) expiration date, I ask this question: Q: What is the MEANING of this date printed on the HP package box? SINGAPORE MAY 2003 Note 1: Box-print-date is NOT the date the cardboard box was actually printed (as a quick look at packages on the store shelves shows most, if not all, to be in the future). Note 2: Box-print-date also can not be the Cartridge_print_date as the date printed on the HP ink cartridge is easily proven to be different simply by opening a box. Given that actual re-fill tests proved (in ascending order): a) derived_true_manufacture_date = 2001/12/10 (cartridge printed date - 2.5 years) b) date_cartridge_was_purchased === 2002/01/12 (date cartridge was purch...
HP CP1700 printer has expired cartridges. Any way to hack this?
My HP CP1700 printer just stopped working because the cyan, magenta, and yellow cartridges just expired. They are still half full, and were printing great a day ago. This is just another one of HP's "rape the customer" tricks, and has earned them my black-ball for next time. Does anyone know if there is a way to defeat the expiration date in the cartridge? Thanks. ...
Canon Printer Cartridges -- Be Sure To Get The Right Ones!
I already posted about my problem -- I put in new cartridges, and suddenly the colors were messed up -- but the solution struck me as so unexpected -- the kind of thing that could trip other people up -- that I thought it's worth having an entire separate thread. I don't know if this can happen with other brands, but it turns out that Canon makes printers that use identically SHAPED ink cartridges, but where the cartridges are subtly different colors. For example, they have plain Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta; and then they also have PHOTO Cyan, PHOTO Yellow, and PHOTO Magenta. (They even have these subtle shade differences for black.) Further confusing the matter is that the listings of the printer names and types can be similar. So, here's my sad saga. I go to the store and look for cartridges for my i860, and I see a cartridge that looks like the right shape, and it's for some very similar model number (I'm not sure what it was, the i800, or the i960, something like that). Even the model number for the cartridge itself is VERY SIMILAR, something like 6Y (for plain yellow) and 6PY (for photo yellow). These things are easy to miss if (like me) you are more "conceptual" oriented than "detail" oriented. The point is, I get it home, and it fits just fine, except now the colors are coming out funny. Turns out, after calling Canon tech support, that I in fact had the wrong cartridge, which is why the colors wer...
Resetting expiration date HP CP1160 print cartridge (#14)
Anyone know a way to reset or disable the expiration date in the HP # 14 inkjet cartridge (HP CP1160 printer). Mine isn't old enough to be expired but just the same it is. Any information would be helpful. Thanks, John The expiry date is burned in to a microchip that is part of the uPC that is inside of the cartridge. This chip was programmed at the time of manufacture. It is not something you can change. This is unfortunate that someone cannot keep these cartridges in storage. They did this to prevent refilling. I was told that they discontinued this procedure for the newer printers, because they were loosing a lot of sales because of this practice. -- Jerry G. ===== "jbclem1" <jbclem1@charter.net> wrote in message news:10dhm8rrg3r2909@corp.supernews.com... Anyone know a way to reset or disable the expiration date in the HP # 14 inkjet cartridge (HP CP1160 printer). Mine isn't old enough to be expired but just the same it is. Any information would be helpful. Thanks, John These cartridges can be refilled but you have to replace the chip or reset it. Pete "jbclem1" <jbclem1@charter.net> wrote in message news:10dhm8rrg3r2909@corp.supernews.com... > Anyone know a way to reset or disable the expiration date in the HP # 14 inkjet > cartridge (HP CP1160 printer). Mine isn't old enough to be expired but just the same it > is. Any information would be helpful. &...
Can a laser printer cartridge with an expired datecode be safely used?
I bought a laser printer cartridge from the web the other day, and found out that it had a date of manufacture of four years ago. Can this cartridge damage my printer? "Peter Olcott" <NoSpam@SeeScreen.com> wrote in message news:Xrednfw1XuTJNhDUnZ2dnUVZ_tHinZ2d@giganews.com... >I bought a laser printer cartridge from the web the other day, and found >out that it had a date of manufacture of four years ago. Can this cartridge >damage my printer? > No. And if the cartridge was in a sealed bag, it should be good for another 2 - 3 years. I'...
Canon Pixma printers: ink cartridges, print-head cleaners
I've just bought a Canon Pixma iP3000 printer and would like advice ink cartidges and print-head care. Considering costs for genuine Canon cartridges vs. generic it seems to me that the latter would be more cost effective - providing they don't ruin the printheads. And what about the print-head cleaning cartridges I've seen advertised. Do they work? If so, occasional use of these cleaning cartridges might make up for whatever risks using generic cartridges might entail. Or so I have been figuring. I'd appreciate advice from someone who has had experience with these printers, e.g.: 1) What generic cartridges are considered of 'good quality'? Any recommendations of websites or companies? Considering that the printheads are not disposable, how likely is it that a good quality generic cartridge will clog up the printheads? 2) Are there sources for genuine Canon cartridges which offer some discount off of retail prices? 3) Re/ print head cleaning: I've seen fluids offered as well as cartridges filled with cleaner/solvent. Do these things work? I'm thinking that occasional preventative maintenence might be a good idea. Thanks, Dorian "Dorian" <DorianLS2@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1115271929.121480.311760@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > I've just bought a Canon Pixma iP3000 printer and would like advice ink > cartidges and print-head care. Considering costs for genuine ...
Can You Use those 7-Series Canon Cartridges in Printers Sold in the US?
In Japan, Canon sells the "Pixus" line of inkjets that looks the same on the outside as their American versions. For instance, the Pixus iP3100 looks like the iP3000, while the iP4100 looks like the iP4000. Of course, the 7-series ink is not even available here, but I was just wondering anyway. Are the cartridges interchangeable between the siblings? Thanks. ...
Learning my lessons. Do Not Buy HP Printers. They has expiration dates
I'm learning my lessons. Do Not Buy HP Printers. They has expiration dates. The printers stop working once the date is up. Three color ink cartridges in my CP1700 are expired after I stock away the printer for about six months. If I had known it works like this, I would never get this one in the beginning. Hey HP, Very smart way of making money. But I'm buying generic ink cartridges instead of yours. On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:09:46 -0400, Estella <Estella@fixup.com> wrote: >I'm learning my lessons. Do Not Buy HP Printers. They has expiration >dates. The printer...
does Canon have a printer that doesn't use a "FINE" cartridge?
Hello, i need to replace my second Canon printer and notice that the newer ones (Pixmas) have this "FINE" system. I don't need photo, just good color, and preferably an AIO type (one with a flatbed copier capability). Looked at an MP160, MP180, MP460.. They have this "FINE" cartridge system and I'd prefer as few cartridges as absolutely necessary... Anybody with an idea of a model still available that still uses the three-colors + 1-black cartridge configuration like the i series ones? Really appreciate any help you can suggest... Thanks!! Mike ...
my Canon printer won't let me select the black ink cartridge
I'd appreciate it if someone could help me with a problem I'm having with my Canon Pixma 250 printer. The colour cartridge has nearly run out, but the black and white cartridge still has plenty of ink in it. As I only want to print out some letters, I've tried selecting 'use black ink cartridge only' (or whatever the wording is). But then when I try to print, I get a message that looks something like this: "This document will print using the following cartridge: COLOR Your over-ride command has been disabled" This isn't the exact wor...
HP Printer Ink Expiration & Warranty Date Secret Decoder Ring
As far as I can tell from googling like crazy, here are the six HP printer ink relevant dates. Note that most people throw away the ink cartridge upon the first (false) expiration date. Only those who read the google record know that first end-of-service date can be overcome, giving the user an additional year or two of useful service. I post this by way of peer review so that the experts can correct where I make any mistake. 1. Manufacture date = date printed on ink cartridge minus 30 months 2. Installation date = hand written on ink cartridge when first installed 3. Install-by date = manuf...
HP printer vs. Canon printer
I need to replace my Epson Stylus Photo 825 as one of the print nozzles is permanently clogged! I have been looking at both HP and Canon printers, more specifically HP 7550 & Canon Pixma ip6700. Has anyone had any experience with either printer, good or bad? I need a printer that will do everything from print invoices, newsletters to photos. Photos do not have to be gallery quality, but good enough for a newsletter. Also, in comparison, which brand has better prices on ink? Is one brand of ink better than another (assuming I would use the same brand of paper) in relation t...
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