Does the refillable cartridges supplied have the resetable chip????If so how many times can they be reset??????
1606001
Not sure what you mean by chips? The cartridge are reusable and the siring provided fills up the cartridge thru a tiny hole on top of them, I am refilling them as needed with the bottles of Ink. I print pictures on 4x6 paper and black and white 8.5 X 11 and I think this will last 1.5 to 2 years.
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Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and exasperated at this exercise in futility. Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and... » Read More Hello, I bought 5 sets of ink cartridges off of a seller on that large auction site thinking I would save loads of money. Followed the instuctions to a tee and my printer now does not recognize the chips. Tried reset hold/ OK hold, nothing. Wasted 36 bucks on 35 cartridges I cannot use, not to mention the huge mess when you open the "pressurized" new cartridges. Ink on clothing and desk with no fore-warning. Avoid the refill cartridges that you have to pull off the chip and reset it on the new cartridge unless you love throwing money away while becoming totally annoyed and exasperated at this exercise in futility. « Show Less
2104838
compare to other cartridges and there should be an ID chip on it. I had one like that with no ID chip and gave it to a cartridge refill place
1592600
I'm not sure, but for $15, I wouldn't go through the headache! I have refilled cartridges in the past and it was a messy job :).
220824
They are not refillable. I did have refillable ink cartridges and they are a mess. I prefer these.
1944065
All cartridges can be refilled, but the problem I always run into is it leaks. Also, not all of these cartridges were seen by my canon MP5420 printer
229899
As far as I know you can. There are kits you can buy and or have a vendor that specializes in doing that. They test the cartridge then load it then test it again. I only bought some refilled units back several years ago but I have not for quite awhile. Wish you the best.
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Thomas; I can not help much because I don't know about a chip resetter. I can tell you that some cartridges will be recognized by the printer (810) and some may not be. I can also tell you that soon when the ink level falls a bit they will become unrecognizable. Epson put a lot of time and effort into their precious ink system and their printer will hound you until the day you or it dies about using genuine Epson ink. You will get so many messages that you may give up and buy Epson inks at exorbitant prices just to shut it up.
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I have slightly enlarged a few to refill.. But stopped. I found that my Canon Chip resetter (Amazon $6) didn't always reset on some used units. Besides I buy Amazon Cartridges so cheap, it's not worth getting Ink all over my fingers & sink cleanup (for a few pennies) They're so cheap, & good Canon ink isn't free. 1 vendor's case for my MG5220 B wouldn't fit.. ( I wouldn't waste 46 cents to mail it back to Amazon) since all the other carts were OK since I bought extras. Suggest you try 2 different Amazon suppliers to validate their quality to see what works for you!
1925047
Yes, it does! We refill our cartridges and use this to reset them, works great.
1897494
Yes, the cartridge is refillable. You need to drill a hole on the cartridge follow the instructions in the pack. It is a little difficult to do that. And I recommend that you to drill the hole a little larger so that it would be easier for you to inject ink into the cartridge without overflowing.
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These are empty cartridges with auto reset chips button. The only auto reset chips in the market. Please note that the cartridge set must be used together and cannot be. You can buy Epson reseter and manually reset one by onr
1529932
These cartridges do not require any additional action for reset. A chip resetting device is not required. After refill your printer should show them as full when first put back into the printer. I'm using these refillable cartridges successfully in a Canon MG5420 inkjet printer. I did have some problems with refilled cartridges not resetting to full when put back into the printer. But then I discovered that this printer first needs to indicate the cartridge is COMPLETELY EMPTY, then after refill, the printer has consistently shown them as full.
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This means the chip has been converted for use as regular ink rather than as a setup cartridge, and that the chip has also been reset to show the cartridge as not having been used, if I understand correctly. This is necessary for newer HP refilled cartridges. If you need to use this as a setup cartridge, ask the seller and they may be able to change this.
2005909
The available chip resetter works just fine on either these cartridges or the black OEM cartridges. The OEM variety can be refilled successfully, but it's working blind until they overflow. I can tell you how if you're stuck.
1426117
Hi. Yes, the chips do come with the refill kit and are very easy to install. I don't have a page count since I'm still printing away, but I can look at the control panel later and let you know the count up-to-date. I did look at the counters and here is the summary since installing the kit: 962 color prints / 795 mono prints. That's a total of 1757 prints. I still have 87% of CMY and 56% of K, so it seems like it should easily print another 1757 prints before I'll have to replace the K toner.
1099738
Not true! I buy non-oem cartridges and refill them too. They print just fine. I have been doing this for 20 years. LC61 and LC51 don't have a chip. Some printers use chips in their cartridges in which case you buy a chip re-setter.