Afraid to ask: is it unwise to refill the toner cartridge using a toner refill kit? (it doesn't come with reset flag)
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I haven't had any problems with good quality aftermarket cartridges. If you need to, just put a piece of black electrical tape neatly over the sensor on the right side of the toner bay.
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You may be able to use a refil kit but you will get better results with a Brother cartridge.
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There are demo toner cartridges in the printer when it arrives. This printer is awesome. Just be sure during set up that you don't select the option to only use HP toner cartridges. That way you can buy refurbished from one of the companies online for much less.
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You may need to install the little chip that came with the refile toner before it will work. I assume you used the original empty toner cartridge. If you did not then it may not work.Tony
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I see so many different resetters.. do you have a link to one that will reset OEM and the chips from these 3rd party cartridges? Ive ordered several more of the cartridges sets I also have the jigs that you can drill a hole in the sponge end and refill with a second part of the jig that has the refill needle in it... I would think that filling from the top of the cartridge would be easier.. I think there is a small "bb" that you can push thru and then put a plug in after you refill, but havent looked under the "push here" label to confirm that
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Yes the kit does come with a reset gear assembly! I don't bother changing the gears! I just add toner, use the wireless menu for the DW 2270 to allow the printer run despite the low toner error that occasionally comes up! My 1st refill is already over 3000 sheets mostly double sided and still printing!
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Yes and save you lots of money. My printer is printing just perfect! You may have to do a reset or bypass print for the printer one time but after that it works perfect. I got all my information and refill instructions watching youtube videos if you need help or get confused.
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You don't need to drill the hole at all and you can refill as many times as you want - No chip needed. Please go to youtube to see the video. I found the video for the cartridge refill was very useful and easy to follow the instructions. What you need to do is just go to google page and key in Refill toner for the printer model number that you have. Good luck.
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To reassemble starter cartridge after you reload with toner you need to add the gear and spring for it to work. No spring and gear it does not function.
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I used it to refill the starter toner cartridge that came with the printer. One bottle filled that cartridge. NOTE: You will NEED to also replace the chip (cost about $15). I google searched for instructions online (found a good youtube demonstration video).
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Hello Azriel, Unfortunately yours as well as all other new Epson printer models are no longer resettable. You are best off to order a set of refillable cartridges with ARC (auto reset chips) chips. If you do not see them listed on our website, please let me know and I will send you a Paypal Invoice. Thanks, Steve
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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!
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you can refill them, the problem is the "chip" counts pages and Stops the printer from working... so you have to get new chips for each cartridge about $20 for new chips $40 for toner about $60; I tried rebuilt cartidges and the printer does not recognize the aftermarket rebuilt cartridges; basically Minolta Konica is saying buy only EOM! expensive... I would never buy another printer with page-counting-chips in it: HP got sued for their printers non functionality when the chip count said stop: they updated their software
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If you are referring to the counter/indicator that tells you it is time to replace an empty cartridge then no. You must refill before it is completely out. Different printers have different types of settings. I can not say exactly how your printer will operate with this kit. This will not affect anything electronic or reset indicators. It is simply a couple containers with ink, and small drill, and a syringe to inject the ink into the cartridge. My printer seems to give me a visual indication of how much ink is in the cartridge, I am not sure how but it does seem to affect that. When I fill the cartridge it seems to show full. Some printers will not allow you to print if that replace cartridge indicator/counter is on. I have not had a problem but would keep an unused cartridge to reset it and then after it resets then put the refill cartridge in afterwards and see if it the indicator/counter stays out. Hope that helps.
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I wouldn't suggest it.. I've found even using toner refills rather than originals can mess up the printer
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if your cartridges are refillable, you can refill them with bulk inks. you will need to get a reset chip--you can check at refillbay.com to see if your printer type is listed for use with the chip. very easy to do
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I only made one refill and did not recall "resetting" any chip. I remembered a new chip was included in the package. Not 100% sure because it was so long ago. Email the seller and ask.
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I have the exact same printer. Based on memory alone, I think the instructions suggest to not use all of the toner when refilling. I may have used 90% + and even though it didn't spill out I still may have overfilled as printing quality is not nearly as good with the refilled cartridge.In addition to figuring out how to remove the filler cap, prying the container apart without damaging the cartridge, and determining the correct amount of toner to pour in I also installed a new chip and updated the firmware on the printer. Printer didn't recognize the cartridge with the new chip without the firmware update)If I had to do it over again, I think I would just spend the extra dollars and buy a new cartridgeGood luck!! I have the exact same printer. Based on memory alone, I think the instructions suggest to not use all of the toner when refilling. I may have used 90% + and even though it didn't spill out I still may have overfilled as printing quality is not nearly as good with the refilled cartridge.In addition to figuring out how to remove the filler cap, prying the container apart without damaging the cartridge, and determining the correct amount of toner to pour in I also installed a new chip and updated the firmware on the printer. Printer didn't recognize the... » Read More I have the exact same printer. Based on memory alone, I think the instructions suggest to not use all of the toner when refilling. I may have used 90% + and even though it didn't spill out I still may have overfilled as printing quality is not nearly as good with the refilled cartridge.In addition to figuring out how to remove the filler cap, prying the container apart without damaging the cartridge, and determining the correct amount of toner to pour in I also installed a new chip and updated the firmware on the printer. Printer didn't recognize the cartridge with the new chip without the firmware update)If I had to do it over again, I think I would just spend the extra dollars and buy a new cartridgeGood luck!! « Show Less