Solution for dummy cartridges?

[sportsshoppe]

Oh I have chip setter and the dummy cartridges that have the plug in the tops to refill while in printer, they are clear so when they get low I can visually see them and refill as needed. Thanks for the info

[sportsshoppe]

Sbrem, I tried to look up the MIS Cleaning solution you had mentioned but was unable to find it on google I'll check out youtube for some information on DIY cleaning solutions. Thanks
3Deep I would need 7 cheap cartridges for my printer soooo I will just order more cleaning fluid if I could just figure out who the last came from. Nothin on the bottle but Clean1000 V3.0. I'll figure it out, I just ran out so all good for a little while. It last a long time.

They are ink supply.com   Sorry I missed this yesterday. What I remember was getting 3rd party carts that would fit, but had to take the chips off actual epson carts and put them on the new carts. That may have changed by now... A chip resetter may be necessary as well.

Steve
Found it and a good price on black cartridge other than after market brand its $40 cheaper than my ACCUINK cartridge.....Thanks Steve

[Frog]

Out of curiosiity, what's the cartridge code for the 4800 carts? For my WF1100, it's the code 69, or the higher capacity 68 cartridges

[sportsshoppe]

Sorry Frog but I don't understand the question. Code?
Still Green here

[Frog]

I order cartridges from my supplier, Cobra, by code number. 68 that fits ten or so different Epson model printers.
I don't know if it's their own propietary id system or a standard part number.

[sportsshoppe]

I order my ACCUink Photo Black from River City Graphic Supply out of Texas. Cost $107 with shipping. Really good quality, I just told them what printer I had and they matched cartridge to the printer. Little costly but last a while.

[Maxie]

I use 25% Windex and 75% distilled water.

[sportsshoppe]

I use 25% Windex and 75% distilled water.

I sent you a PM on your recipe
Thanks