are these cartridges set up for refilling , without drilling any holes , or buying any plugs ?
1780385
No, you don't need anything. It is the same as Canon new cartridges. You just put it into the inkjet machine.
1780386
Not sure. They are so cheap as a set that it may not be worth that effort.When I purchased them the set was about $6.00. They were exactly like the Cannon cartridges, so I would think you could refill them.
1780387
Do not buy these cartridges! They don't work , see the cheap price?? You get what you pay for . Threw them away
1780388
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. BesidesI 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! 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. BesidesI 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!
1780389
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!
1459737
No. Order a kit for your cartridge no. Kits are easy to use with little or no mess.
284500
No need to drill any holes if you are buying for a compatible printer. Just be sure to leave the clear plastic that covers the nozzle as is. It will be punctured when you insert the cartridge into the printer. These have worked well in my Brother MFC-J425W.
2122664
Yes, these cartridges are clear so you can see the ink levels. The cartridge themselves will also update your printer so it will display the ink levels as well. We do not guarnatee you can refill the cartridges being they just may not last multiple print cycles, but that does not mean you cannot attempt to refill them. We hope this was helpful. - Northland Wholesale
2115612
They have new and used cartridges. I bought the new ones and it shows that it's full, but I haven't used one to the empty level yet They work just like the one I had before. I'm very satisfied with them. It does say not to refill them because once their empty the mechanism it it won't work to show the ink level.
1619442
Costco will not refill these. I had original Epson cartridges and they would not touch them. They are mostly doing HP and Canon.
193665
I didn't check that. I just assumed they would be good cartridges since I had just received them. I was very disappointed.
644973
I found out the HP printers have a code built in them that keeps you from being able to get them to work by refilling them, you would have to de-code that before trying it, if a repair can do this it should work. There are no instruction except what I have learned. You can try making a whole in top of the ink cartridge 1/16 drill bit then inject with a needle, only inject 1 cc don't over fill, if it don't work, it may have a code built in.
471983
On my printer I can refill and reset the original cartridges. I found that, when you get a message for empty cartridge you press and hold the stop button (not the on and off switch) for about 10 seconds.
1292801
As with other responses, sorry but I threw the boxes away. No reason to keep then; my cartridges worked as expected. They still do. By the way, I learned my lesson: Buy cheap? That's what you'll get. Hope this helps you some.
51638
To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling lucky), I may buy them online. Hope this helps. To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling... » Read More To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling lucky), I may buy them online. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1959100
Have not had to refill it yet, I imagine the plug with the big hole is where you pour the new ink. Make sure the tiny hole is also open to allow air to escape when you pour the ink in the big hole.
1499514
Yes, I am using these cartridges now. They seem to work OK. You have to push them in so that the plastic film over the ink outlet is pierced.
1234991
You shouldn't need a link to install these. They install just like the printer vendor ink cartridges. I am sure you could google something, but they literally snap in.
1099738
Not true! I buy non-oem cartridges and refill them too. They print just fine. I have been doing this for 20 years. LC61 and LC51 don't have a chip. Some printers use chips in their cartridges in which case you buy a chip re-setter.
1270361
It's been awhile since I installed the cartridges from that purchase. The printer may have asked me to confirm that they were 'epson' cartridges (which I probably would have said yes) or there may have been a warning about nonepson-ness where I had to say yes I want to install them. Seems like the clips or tape preventing ink leakage needed a 2nd look. Rebooting he printer before and/or after installing the cartridges may also help. Otherwise it sounds like a faulty chip(s) in the ink cartridges.
1676028
I believe its a buy so far the only thing about refilling this type of cartridge is that it wont work after refill with the mini circuit board wont see it as refilled and you'ld haft change some settings to make them work and change settings back if you went to put in new ones hope this helps im still using them