How do I change the ink if it runs out? Where could I buy replacement?
1264230
I took a cheap pen, removed the ink/tip combo, cut it to size and replaced the empty one with this new full one. The pens you get for free work great for this.
1264231
You need MiniStar D ISO 12757-2 DOC SWISS F. http://autopointinc.com/ministar-f-refill.html
304836
This printer will no longer print if it runs out of one ink. I have the printer and have experienced it.
75293
If the ink won't flow, you can use ink converter that comes already with the pen.It is better than the ink cartridges.
1011466
Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then... » Read More Standing in front of the machine, use your right hand to lift the right-sided lid to the open position; lifts the scan bed. You will then see the location of the ink "cartridges" (or carts, as some folks call them). You machine has already told you which cartridge to replace (indicating the color, such as, yellow, black, et cetera). You grab the cartridge that you need to replace by gently pulling out of this slot; you will hear it click; Remove that cartridge and replace it with the new one. The new one is probably sealed in plastic, so you need to open up the plastic and then remove the yellow piece of tape that covers the ink hole. Seat the cartridge in the machine and close the lid. Pretty easy. « Show Less
1202741
Have to replace ink. Don't understand about module. If it's where ink fits I would assume not.
412762
I was unable to get mine refilled, too. I was able to use the aftermarket new ones, though, which are a lot cheaper. Unfortunately, their shelf life is almost gone by the time you use them, and after a few weeks they go bad. Inkjet Printer ink has a very short shelf life, less than a year. If you do not do a lot of printing, like me, then it's better to do your all your printing in a commercial printer. It's not worthy to have to keep buying ink every two months.
722208
The instruction manual indicates that the replacement Ink Roller is IR-40T which I assume can be purchased at any office supply company.
1472878
Unfortunately No, my printer ran out of blue ink and it would not print until I replaced it!
2219970
Sorry. I don't have any specific link to a website for the ink. However, you should be able to find ink for this model on Amazon. In fact, while back I bought 3 different ink for my self-inking stamp.
1967794
It sounds like a bad idea to leave your ink slots empty anyway. If there is no ink flow through any of the slots for a long period of time the ink inside the ports will dry up and clog the print heads. Also, I wouldn't spend $80 to $100 for replacement ink. You can buy a brand new printer (with ink) for that price! I buy my replacement cartridges for $1.68 each and they work perfectly. Of course the printer companies don't want you to do that so they are going to tell youit's bad for your printer, and perhaps even tell you it will void your warranty.
373529
Epson.com sells them. They are expensive $99 for the set! It is cheaper to just replace the printer and use the ink that comes with the new one.
474868
No real alternatives here. I try to "re-ink" where possible. But with the new chips to track how many pages are printed, it certainly discourages me. Even after I re-ink (or put in new toner), the printer still gives me a message that I am low on ink or that the cartridge needs replacement. Nonetheless, I reuse them a few times and then - just throw them in the trash. I hope others have some better ideas.
1301929
Just pull the empty ink right out. The new one will pop back into the same opening. You won't damage the mechanism.
1920689
Our local Office Depot said they probably have the refill and to just bring in the pen. They can order the refill if they do not have it but they are sure that they stock the item. We haven't had to replace it yet.
916953
You can't! Don't buy the pen- not worth it! Runs out of ink almost immediately and doesn't take refills.
462001
I have not found ink refills for it, and it did not come with any extra. Even if you could refill it, it runs out so fast that it would be extremely expensive to keep refilling it every time it needed it.
733160
Be aware, if you use ink from any other manufacturer, your warranty will be void. I buy mine through Amazon at decent prices. ~Kat