Canon Prtinter Cartridge

What was wrong with the link I posted in reply to your earlier query?

JohnHB wrote:
> My wife has a practically brand new Canon Image Class MPC 190. She
> used a NON (EXPENSIVE) Canon refill cartridge= the printer will not
> now print black- colour's OK.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to clean/ process the obviously clogged printer
> head so we don't have to buy a brand new printer- seems ridiculous I
> know but I'm determined not to give in to what I think is a rort where
> you have to buy an entirely new machine because one tiny part
> malfunctions.
>
> Anywhere you can buy cheap printer heads?
>
> cheers
> John (john.hb@xtra.co.nz)
>
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It is very possible that the after-market refilled cartridge
wasn't really filled.



"JohnHB" <john.hb DeleteThis @xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
news:1172083464.008429.230470@t69g2000cwt.googlegroups.com...
| My wife has a practically brand new Canon Image Class MPC
190. She
| used a NON (EXPENSIVE) Canon refill cartridge= the printer
will not
| now print black- colour's OK.
|
| Can anyone tell me how to clean/ process the obviously
clogged printer
| head so we don't have to buy a brand new printer- seems
ridiculous I
| know but I'm determined not to give in to what I think is
a rort where
| you have to buy an entirely new machine because one tiny
part
| malfunctions.
|
| Anywhere you can buy cheap printer heads?
|
| cheers
| John (john.hb@xtra.co.nz)
|
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JohnHB wrote:
> My wife has a practically brand new Canon Image Class MPC 190. She
> used a NON (EXPENSIVE) Canon refill cartridge= the printer will not
> now print black- colour's OK.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to clean/ process the obviously clogged printer
> head so we don't have to buy a brand new printer- seems ridiculous I
> know but I'm determined not to give in to what I think is a rort where
> you have to buy an entirely new machine because one tiny part
> malfunctions.
>
> Anywhere you can buy cheap printer heads?
>
> cheers
> John (john.hb@xtra.co.nz)
>

Inkjet primer - "the writing is on the wall"
Sooner or later, you would have had to buy a new head anyway.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkjet_printer

http://www.systeminsight.co.uk/Canon_Printheads.htm

A new head only £55.25 inc vat £47.02 ex-vat
http://www.systeminsight.co.uk/acatalog/Canon_QY6_0037.html?title=QY6-...7_%5BS3

The question about the inks, is whether they undergo a
chemical change when the ink dries. A solvent would
work, if the ink was still in a soluble state. But
the channels in the head are tiny, and the very act of
cleaning them, can block the head. I know, because
I ruined one (Not on this particular printer, but
on a larger format device.)

Paul
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On Feb 21, 1:44 pm, "JohnHB" <john... DeleteThis @xtra.co.nz> wrote:
> My wife has a practically brand new Canon Image Class MPC 190. She
> used a NON (EXPENSIVE) Canon refill cartridge= the printer will not
> now print black- colour's OK.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to clean/ process the obviously clogged printer
> head so we don't have to buy a brand new printer- seems ridiculous I
> know but I'm determined not to give in to what I think is a rort where
> you have to buy an entirely new machine because one tiny part
> malfunctions.
>
> Anywhere you can buy cheap printer heads?
>
> cheers
> John (john...@xtra.co.nz)

Depending on the printer model, most printer manuafcturer now resort
in placing a PROM chip in the ink cartridge so as to "enforce" the
usage of their "expensive" ink cartridges only. Before buying a new
printer, try buying a Canon "branded" ink cartridge.
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