Hi Gordon; You will get varying opinions on this, my feeling is you're better off avoiding it. I had an R200 a while back that printed perfectly until I let a cart run dry-it was never the same afterwards. Since you already have re-fillable MIS carts, and you'd be buying is the chip resetter, with inks and a syringe you can not only avoid the problem, you will save money. Steven Karafyllakis --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "gordonzola_177" <gordonzola_177@...> wrote: > > Hello > I use a R340 with MIS R2 carts that I order prefilled from inksupply. > I noticed that when the printer wants me to change a cart saying it's > empty, the cart still has quite a bit of ink left. So I thought I > could reset the cart chip and continue using the cart until its really > empty. > Is there any problem for the printer by doing this? Could that harm > the print head or something else? > Gordon >
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Re: Letting carts run dry, a problem?
2007-03-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
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