Re: Free Epson Ink Cartridges ....

[Peder Kristensen]

All gone, thanks
On 12/09/2009, at 12:02 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote:


Hi All!,

I have upgraded my printer so I now have few ink cartridges from the  
old Epson R800 printer. They are:

T0540 Gloss Optimiser
T0542 Cyan
T0543 Magenta
T0547 Red
T0548 Matt Black
These are for the Epson R800 and R1800 printers.

If anyone wants them, just drop me an email to arrange pickup.

Cheers,
Peder



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Re: Free Epson Ink Cartridges ....

[Adrian Skehan]

Hi Peder,

I can make good use of them thanks,  where can I pick them up from?


Regards,

Adrian
adrianske...@me.com

On 12/09/2009, at 12:02 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote:


Hi All!,

I have upgraded my printer so I now have few ink cartridges from the  
old Epson R800 printer. They are:

T0540 Gloss Optimiser
T0542 Cyan
T0543 Magenta
T0547 Red
T0548 Matt Black
These are for the Epson R800 and R1800 printers.

If anyone wants them, just drop me an email to arrange pickup.

Cheers,
Peder



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Free Epson Ink Cartridges ....

[Peder Kristensen]

Hi All!,

I have upgraded my printer so I now have few ink cartridges from the  
old Epson R800 printer. They are:

T0540 Gloss Optimiser
T0542 Cyan
T0543 Magenta
T0547 Red
T0548 Matt Black
These are for the Epson R800 and R1800 printers.

If anyone wants them, just drop me an email to arrange pickup.

Cheers,
Peder

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Re: Epson ink cartridges

[Nicholas Harvey]

H there,


Try the forum http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/laser/26282 for  
the C82 but the site http://www.fixyourownprinter.com has lots of  
information and I believe service manuals. My experience with the C82  
is I managed to fix one and one recommendation was to use a  
particular type of ink that did not contain the durabright that the  
epson cartridges contain.  I have also destroyed the print heads in  
one C82 using the techniques outlined so as one says the usual  
disclaimers go.


There is a guy in Perth (Canning Vale) selling large ink reservoirs  
for a variety of inkjet printers. Cannot remember the name of the  
company but could do just about any printer.



I too have gone  laser. Saumsung C555 with 3 yr warranty  - has xerox  
engine in it. Under A$600.



Nick

On 24/06/2006, at 1:32 PM, J Philippe Chaperon wrote:


Hi everyone,

To add to Tony's comments, I have an Epson CX5300 which has been  
kept in
immaculate condition but just simply does not print at all!!  
Neither the

black or colour printing work, probably with the jets all clogged up.

I just wish the inkjet manufacturers would make their printers  
serviceable
by the user, specially the cleaning of the jets. I did everything  
that the

book says but no go.

By the way that's the 3rd and last Epson inkjet printer, of  
whatever brand,
I will purchase. Since then I bought a cheap Brother laser -  
functions very
well with my Mac. I now strongly recommend my relatives and friends  
not to
purchase inkjets unless they buy one for well under $100- then  
throw away as

soon as the ink runs out!! A waste nonetheless 

If anyone knows of someone who could service my CX5300, cheaper than a
replacement scanner, please let me know.

Regards,

Philippe




on 24/6/06 12:58 PM, Tony Cockbain at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


It was cheaper to replace my old printer rather than repair it. As I
result I have four unopened ink cartridges that do not fit my new
printer:
TO 321 Black, TO 422 Cyan, TO 423 Magenta, TO 424 Yellow (all for use
with Epson Stylus C82/CX5100, CX5300)

Say $50 for the lot.



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Re: Epson ink cartridges

[J Philippe Chaperon]

Hi John, Kevin & Robert & WAMUG'ers,

Many thanks for the comments and suggestions. I am reading through Robert's
notes with regards to cleaning the nozzles, and failing this I will see if
the firm in Mt Hawthorn can help.

Must say that whilst it worked, the CX5300 was fantastic. I am currently
using it to digitize my old photos - have done hundreds so far.

If for some reason the printer cannot be fixed cheaply, either by myself or
the Mt Hawthorn firm, then I'll use it only as a scanner albeit a big one!!
Might impress those who do not know anything about such devices!!

With regard to the HP 14XX series, well Kevin, my wife was only just asking
me to get her a printer ... Just wished I had read your email before
going shopping this afternoon. I will look at it and make her happy during
the week. 

Thanks again guys. I do appreciate the rapid response and your ideas.

Kind regards to all,

Philippe 

on 24/6/06 4:46 PM, John Weekes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Philippe
> 
> The people that I do voluntary work for recently had a similar
> problem with an Epson printer - C65 or C85 - not sure which.
> 
> We took it to a firm called Critical Link in Mount Hawthorn.
> Apparently these printers have a "priming pump" which had ceased to
> work.
> 
> The cost of the pump was just over $26 plus labour  $60.   And they
> gave us the broken bit back.
> 

Re: Epson ink cartridges

[KEVIN Lock]

Current pricing on HP 14XX series Scanner Printer Copier is $69 with 
a $20 cash-back$49 for a pretty reasonable combo.  I have a 
couple and am well pleased with them.


Kev

Re: Epson ink cartridges

[John Weekes]

Philippe

The people that I do voluntary work for recently had a similar 
problem with an Epson printer - C65 or C85 - not sure which.


We took it to a firm called Critical Link in Mount Hawthorn. 
Apparently these printers have a "priming pump" which had ceased to 
work.


The cost of the pump was just over $26 plus labour  $60.   And they 
gave us the broken bit back.


Critical Link pecialise in Epson and seem to be very busy - but it 
may be worth a try.


Regards
John




At 13:32 +0800 24/6/06, J Philippe Chaperon wrote:

Hi everyone,

To add to Tony's comments, I have an Epson CX5300 which has been kept in
immaculate condition but just simply does not print at all!! Neither the
black or colour printing work, probably with the jets all clogged up.

I just wish the inkjet manufacturers would make their printers serviceable
by the user, specially the cleaning of the jets. I did everything that the
book says but no go.

By the way that's the 3rd and last Epson inkjet printer, of whatever brand,
I will purchase. Since then I bought a cheap Brother laser - functions very
well with my Mac. I now strongly recommend my relatives and friends not to
purchase inkjets unless they buy one for well under $100- then throw away as
soon as the ink runs out!! A waste nonetheless 

If anyone knows of someone who could service my CX5300, cheaper than a
replacement scanner, please let me know.

Regards,

Philippe




on 24/6/06 12:58 PM, Tony Cockbain at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 It was cheaper to replace my old printer rather than repair it. As I
 result I have four unopened ink cartridges that do not fit my new
 printer:
 TO 321 Black, TO 422 Cyan, TO 423 Magenta, TO 424 Yellow (all for use
 with Epson Stylus C82/CX5100, CX5300)

 Say $50 for the lot.



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Re: Epson ink cartridges

[J Philippe Chaperon]

Hi everyone,

To add to Tony's comments, I have an Epson CX5300 which has been kept in
immaculate condition but just simply does not print at all!! Neither the
black or colour printing work, probably with the jets all clogged up.

I just wish the inkjet manufacturers would make their printers serviceable
by the user, specially the cleaning of the jets. I did everything that the
book says but no go.

By the way that's the 3rd and last Epson inkjet printer, of whatever brand,
I will purchase. Since then I bought a cheap Brother laser - functions very
well with my Mac. I now strongly recommend my relatives and friends not to
purchase inkjets unless they buy one for well under $100- then throw away as
soon as the ink runs out!! A waste nonetheless 

If anyone knows of someone who could service my CX5300, cheaper than a
replacement scanner, please let me know.

Regards,

Philippe 




on 24/6/06 12:58 PM, Tony Cockbain at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> It was cheaper to replace my old printer rather than repair it. As I
> result I have four unopened ink cartridges that do not fit my new
> printer:
> TO 321 Black, TO 422 Cyan, TO 423 Magenta, TO 424 Yellow (all for use
> with Epson Stylus C82/CX5100, CX5300)
> 
> Say $50 for the lot.

Epson ink cartridges

[Tony Cockbain]

I find I have foolishly bought TO322 (Cyan) and TO323 (magenta) ink 
cartridges instead of TO422 and TO423. The magenta cartridge has been 
opened, but the other one is still in its packet. If anyone wants them 
let me know before I bin them.


Cheers
Tony Cockbain
Editor
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences
PO Box 8114 Angelo Street
South Perth WA 6151
Australia
Tel & Fax 08 9367 7037
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