How do I remove the converter and put the cartridge in?
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Also these take the Jinhao ink cartridge, regular wont fit it is not tapered enough. Hope that helps.
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When empty just unscrew silver from black. Then pull the converter strait out. Center the cartridge and push in hard to get the cartridge to seat.
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You don't; if the one you got is like the one I did, then it's glued in there and attempting to remove it will result in destroying the converter and rendering the pen useless.
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I haven't been able to remove my convertor. I don't know if I'm not pulling hard enough and I don't want to break it.
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My guess is that it is not made for cartridges but only to be filled from a bottle of ink.
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Turn the cartridge to the left while holding the little black tab out to release the lock and pull upward. The cartridge should come out of the housing.
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Remove the cover. Slide the cartridge in with the ink facing down. It will click in place and will break off the tabs
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I only use the converter. The company should be able to tell you which ink cartridge to use.
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Please tell me exactly what cartridges I need to refill this pen or converter refills.
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I'm sorry I'm unable to help you. I returned the item for refund so never had to replace the cartridge.
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One of two ways. You can use an ink cartridge which are sold at office supply stores or you can insert the converter that was shipped with the pen. It either has a twist or slide on it that activates a plunger within the converter. Place the entire nib in a bottle of fountain pen ink and draw the ink into the converter by either twisting the top of the converter to drive the plunger up and down or sliding it up and down. Do this several times to fill the converter then push it down to expel some of the ink and pull it back so you have an air gap at the top of the converter. I usually leave about 1/4 of the converter as an air gap.
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If you contact the seller they will email you instructions. For some reason they do not include them with the converter.
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Yes. For that matter it is default configuration. Converter would be necessary in order to use small cartridges, two at the time. I'm using Air Venturi 90g.
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Levengers standard cartridges work well. I think one of their standard converters would work well. I have not tried one to see if the barrel accepts the length of a converter. It can hold two cartridges back to back, but the first one is abit difficult to remove.
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If I were you, I would take the cartridge out while carefully noting how it was threading through the machine and then put it back in. If putting it back does not work, then click the help button on the menu bar on the top of the screen when you signed in to amazon.com and go through the questions that ask for them to call you. When you get them on the phone tell them the cartridge was working for a few times and you want another one send to you. They will most likely return your money or send you another one free.
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I flip it upside down. There's a hole in the bottom so the cartridge narrow tip can come through a little to save space.
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Hi Danyou should be able to click on the cartridge when you change it. go to tools and you should see a button to accept the cartrige
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Easiest way is to use an ink cartridge. They are pretty generic and available on Amazon. You just unscrew the pen, take out the converter and pop in the small cylindrical ink cartridge. There is a small pin that will puncture the cartridge when you push it all the way in. There are also a lot of YouTube videos that will show you how to insert the cartridge or how to fill the pen from a bottle of ink.
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I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to go through the nib. I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to... » Read More I recommend searching on YouTube if you want to see it's done - that's how I learned. In short, unscrew the pen, attach the converter to the half that has the nib, twist the red part of the converter so it's all the way down (close to the nib), stick the nib in the ink, and then twist the red part back up. Text + picture instructions: http://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-use-a-fountain-pen-converter/pt/221 Note: I have seen videos where people fill the converter alone (not through the nib), but there very few of them compared to the through-the-nib fills, so I assume you're supposed to go through the nib. « Show Less
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Unscrew the cartridge holder, remove the spent cartridge and throw it away.
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To fill the converter: First hold the bottom of the converter and turn the top of the converter until the piston is at the very bottom. 2ND Insert the bottom of the converter into the ink and then twist the top in the opposite direction which will bring the piston up and fill the barrel of the converter. 3RD Invert the converter and clean off any ink on the outside of the barrel. 4TH hold the bottom half of the pen with the nib up and insert the filled converter into the pen. Make sure that the two protrusions on the converter are in the deepest seat in the pen. 5TH Reassemble the top of the pen. It is now ready for use. To fill the converter: First hold the bottom of the converter and turn the top of the converter until the piston is at the very bottom. 2ND Insert the bottom of the converter into the ink and then twist the top in the opposite direction which will bring the piston up and fill the barrel of the converter. 3RD Invert the converter and clean off any ink on the outside of the barrel. 4TH hold the bottom half of the pen with the nib up and insert the filled converter into the pen. Make sure that the two protrusions on the converter are in the deepest seat in the pen. 5TH Reassemble the top of... » Read More To fill the converter: First hold the bottom of the converter and turn the top of the converter until the piston is at the very bottom. 2ND Insert the bottom of the converter into the ink and then twist the top in the opposite direction which will bring the piston up and fill the barrel of the converter. 3RD Invert the converter and clean off any ink on the outside of the barrel. 4TH hold the bottom half of the pen with the nib up and insert the filled converter into the pen. Make sure that the two protrusions on the converter are in the deepest seat in the pen. 5TH Reassemble the top of the pen. It is now ready for use. « Show Less