Tuesday, February 28th, 2017

Troubleshooting Tips

Ink Cartridges

Ink cartridge is leaking.

Some of our cartridges may have been overfilled by the factory. We suggest you open the cartridges at a sink or over your garbage can to avoid possible leaks from damaging your valuable items.

The internal pressure in the vacuum is not balanced. The cartridge should work fine anyway. Let the cartridge sit (printhead down) on a paper towel for a few minutes, then clean it up and install.

(For a high temperature area) When the cartridge is opened, the ink may be bubbling/dripping out of the cartridge if it has been in a high temperature environment for a long time. This is because the heat creates pressure within the sealed cartridge and that pressure blows the ink out when the cartridge is opened. Please try chilling the cartridge in the refrigerator (not freezer) for a couple hours before use.

Cartridge has a different shape The shape of our compatible cartridges may look a little different from OEM cartridges, but they are designed for use in your printer, and will fit.

My cartridge won't fit

Please make sure to remove the plastic protective case from the cartridge.

Low ink message showing at the printer

All of our cartridges are fully filled with ink. However, there are a small number of hp ink cartridges that may not have been reset fully during the remanufacturing process. Either bypass the low ink message or disable the ink level system on your printer. Although your printer will not track the ink levels, our cartridges will print fine from start to finish.

On certain Epson and Lexmark printers, if the printer is saying you cannot print due to low ink, please press and hold the "stop" or "cancel" button for 10 seconds. This will reset the counter and allow you to use the cartridges normally.

The print quality is not very good or the printout contains no ink Includes most Brother, Canon, Epson, and Xerox models.

Make sure that you have removed the foil or plastic strip covering the vent hole and the nozzle. (Usually a bright color, but sometimes clear.)

Make sure that the vent hole at the top of the cartridge and the nozzle are unblocked by any tape or plastic strip.

To ensure that the vent hole is unobstructed, use a paper clip or another small, pointed object to probe the vent for blockages.

Run the head cleaning cycle 2-3 times. Please make sure that the printer is set online (at the computer) and increase the darkness setting at the printer.

If the color is still off, please install a whole set of our cartridges at your printer. It is possible that the formula of our ink is different from that of your original compatible cartridge.

Note that Epson printers should be turned on and used at LEAST once a month, or preferably once a week. If the printer has not been used in over 5-6 months, Epson recommends that you replace the ink cartridges. Cheap toner cartridges can be found on V4ink website.
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Wednesday, February 15th, 2017

How to Replace Your Samsung Printer Cartridges

Part of saving time is just being prepared. When an ink cartridge runs out, you don't want to have to drop everything and run to the store. If your office uses Samsung printers and supplies, you may want to get acquainted with Samsung printer cartridge replacement. When it's time to swap out an old printer cartridge, you can save time by following some simple steps. Here are some simple instructions for replacing your Samsung printer cartridges, so you can get back to printing.

Replacing Printer Cartridges:

1. Open the printer utility software. Samsung tries to make replacing samsung printer cartridge simpler by automating most of the steps for you. Explore your printer utility software and learn a bit more about how it works. To replace one of your Samsung printer cartridges, you'll need to open the cartridge replacement utility.
2. Move the cartridge head into place. Have your Samsung printer cartridges ready and follow the utility instructions to move the cartridge head into place.
3. Remove the old ink cartridge. Open the panel concealing the printer head and the old Samsung printer cartridges. Release the clips holding the empty one and pull it out. Remember to recycle your old Samsung printer cartridges. Samsung may even buy them back.
4. Prepare the new cartridge. Remove the appropriate Samsung printer cartridges from the packaging and shake them vigorously.
5. Insert the new cartridge. Remove the tag from the bottom of each Samsung ink cartridge, being careful not to touch any contacts or circuitry. Slip each cartridge into its space and press down until it clicks into place.
6. Close the printer. Close the printer lid or panel. The printer head should slide back into place and start charging your new cartridges.

Samsung Printer Cartridge Tips:
1. Samsung may recycle your hp 201x toner, or you can donate them to local recycling programs.
2. Unless your printer is malfunctioning, avoid printing test pages that can use a lot of ink.
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