That's what I thought you meant, but now I'm confused! HP printer carts are the ones chipped here in the states and I'm not aware of any Epson carts being chipped, and I own 4 of them at the moment. Can anyone else step in here and help me out?On Saturday 01 Mar 2003 8:52 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Sat, 2003-03-01 at 15:38, Anne Wilson wrote: > > On Saturday 01 Mar 2003 8:03 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > This is true for HP printers. The usual way is to have a rotation of 3 > > > carts to be refilled, the printer remembers the serial numbers of the > > > last two carts it used and won't print if you refill a cart and put it > > > back in the printer. Which is the reason that I got rid of the HP > > > printer and replaced it with an Epson C62, the HPs are just too > > > expensive to operate and I don't see that much of a quality difference. > > > > Not true. I've used recycled cartridges on my HP printer for ages. And > > I've taken one out, put a new one in, and when I got a faulty one that > > the printer wouldn't accept I put the old one back in until I could get a > > replacement. No problems at all. > > I'm not sure what you mean by "not true", but it sounds as if you have > an older HP printer. > Deskjet 990Cxi - not old by any stretch of imagination. > > > I've always used the cheapest replacement cartridges that I could find > > > for my Epson printers without a problem. The C62 cart light is > > > flashing and I'm almost out of black ink, we'll see how the replacement > > > works very soon! > > > > At local computer fairs I see that a lot of refilled cartridges are > > available for Epson printers, but some vendors say that they are > > 'guaranteed chipped'. I've also read recently that the EU are trying to > > outlaw the practise of chipping cartridges, because it makes recycling > > difficult. > > Exactly what do you mean by "chipped"? I don't know anything about the technology, other than people selling them told me that it is the way that Epson machines are rigged to recognise their own cartridges.
Rich
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