Is it warranteed if issues (compatibility, low ink error, etc) noted in reviews occur?
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Ruth, I have seen this problem in the past with other printers, so it would not have been an issue for me this time HAD it happened. I am pleased to say that NO ink error messages have occurred after purchasing and installing this! I hope you are as fortunate should you purchase it.
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Ruth, I really don't know the warranty information, however I do believe they should give a 30 day warranty
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If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer comparison, but did not. Anyway, I would give the printer 5 stars if you can afford the expensive cartridges. If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer... » Read More If you are purchasing a new one, I would think so, however, I am not sure. You better check with the vendor. I will add my two cents as to the printer and cartridges. The printer is a great printer; it is fast, prints high quality color copies and we've had our printer for years without any problems (knock on wood) and it is a shared printer in an office of 8 people. The only drawback is the outrageous cost of the cartridges. Had we known how costly they are, we probably would not have purchased the printer. We should have researched that and included in our pros and cons printer comparison, but did not. Anyway, I would give the printer 5 stars if you can afford the expensive cartridges. « Show Less
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That problem occurs with many Canons. Canon knows about the problem, but has done nothing to help people with the issue. When we e-mailed them about the error, they basically just wanted to sell us a new printer. This is part of their response, "...You are eligible for Canon's Loyalty Program. This is for out of warranty units which have been diagnosed to require service, or for some reason are incompatible with a new or upgraded system. This option allows you a one-time opportunity to purchase a replacement product, discounted from the list price, and with free FedEx Ground shipping. If you would like to take part in this option, please call our Sales Department..." Our printer wasn't that old, just past the one-year warranty. So, we bought and new printer, but it is not a Canon. If you visit the Canon Forum website and search for the error, you will find more frustrated customers with the same problem. Sorry.
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Just fine. During installation you get a message that installing non Epson inks will void warranty. I ignored it.
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Nope, the printing looks great. I have used it quite a bit and have not had any problems. Granted, I HAVE had problems before, but not this time nor with this vendor. I would highly recommend them. Hope this helps.
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it worked as is but the printer will tell you it's not genine ink and that it may void your warranty. but the inks worked fine for me
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My printer usually "reminds" me that I'm using non-genuine ink and asks if I want to continue. Just answer yes and it will usually accept the "inferior" cartridge without any further complaints from the printer.
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Some sellers may sell new ink that is past its recommended install by date. If this is the case they will ideally list that information in their seller specific condition notes. No matter what their note says, you are protected by Amazon's policies if the "new" ink does not work when it arrives.
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There definately is something not right with the ink system. I have owned this printer for over two years. First of all it is barely alive, never when new printed from bottom tray. Long Story short I ordered ink through amazon. I made the merchant rfeplace the ink for it evaporated in my machine in lil over a month. I am in the market for a new one!!
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no. If the printer is not explicitly listed as compatible, then it is not compatible.
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I do but the machine bolked at using it. It says that if you use the ink you will void out your warranty. I like the ink. It works well in my printer. vb
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No, I tried but TS won't replace the incompatible cartridges bought four months ago with the printer because it's now past their 90-day return policy. I didn't discover the problem until yesterday when the first OEM cartridge ran out of ink. I guess they expected me to sacrifice the OEM cartridge when I received the printer to be sure their TS cartridge worked.
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Of course it depends on how much use your printer/scanner/whatever is getting, but in my experience it's like putting a brand new roller in. I have printers than have gone for several years without issues.
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Well being in the same boat as you. I have found out a couple of things about each of the printers. I own an older Epson, so most of the problems I have had have been Ink (drying/clogging) issues. So from the reviews that is still a problem with newer Epson, however If you print more than one picture a month it is probably not a problem. The Canon (again reading the reviews) seems to be very good, but has some quality issues (may break within a couple of weeks). That being said, I would still go with the Canon, only I would buy it from Best Buy with their electronics agreement (repair or replace with new). The Canon and Epson warranties will also repair or replace with a refurbished unit. My 2 pennies. Of course the Best Buy thing would work for the Epson as well.
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Relying on the date purchased to determine which model you have is risky imo, I would just give them a call and they will ask for the serial number on your model and confirm which model you have and which cartridges you can use. I understand they have also come out with a life time cartridge for the older model as well.
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I have never checked. I have never had a problem with the cartridges I have purchased.
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I agree w/the previous answer. I've never had a problem w/this toner. The only time I had a problem is when someone sold me a cheaper "compatible" toner which did not work at all. Have you checked your printer for a possible problem? I'm sure you can return the product for an exchange or refund, especially if you bought it from Amazon. Good luck. Dolores