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Yes, but it is not so good. You need to use a new toothbrush. A used one will contaminate the contacts on the chip.

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I hv the same problem. This may work. Get hold of a fine copper brush. Just furbish the contacts on the chip once or twice. It works wonder.

If possible, will you please let the world know the composition of this degreaser. I believe some chemicals in it are solvents of the ink.

I hv a IP 1880 printer using 40/41 carts. I hv successfully using IPTOOL Canon to reset the carts. No harm giving it a try.

U need a resetter to do so. You may be able to find it from the Nets.

Try this. I don't know whether it works or not. Download IPTOOL Canon from the net. It may reset your carts.

When you need Canon's attention, just replace all the refilled carts with new OEM ones. There is no way that Canon will know you have been using the chip resetter or the bypassing method.

I hv experience using Canon IP4200 printer which uses PGI-5BK & CLI-8 carts. After refilling the OEM carts, I reset them with a resetter. The refilled OEM carts work as good as new. I understand that there are also compatible carts in the market, shop around and you will find what you want.

In Australia, the carts for MX870 are known as 520 & 521 whereas in Singapore, they are are known as 820 and 821. Over here in Singapore, we can get compatible carts for 820 and 821. I use them in my MP568 and IP3680. The compatible carts can be refilled. When the ink level indicator of the...

Canon printers are cheap but their ink carts are expensive. Try using printers that can use compatible carts or using OEM carts which can be reset. The OEM carts in IP4200 can be reset whereas the there are compatible carts for PGI-820 and CLI821 carts.

Try sealing the hole with a tape.

Definitely, all Canon printers are good, but the OEM carts are expensive. It is a practice that Canon stops producing a certain model when users start using compatible carts for the model.

Try this website : http://www.essortment.com/articles/fill-epson-69-ink-cartridges_104013.htm

As far as I know, 520 carts are the equivalent to 820 carts in Asia. There are compatible 820 carts available easily from refill stations in Asia. These carts have chips which reset them after refill. I believe you are able to obtain compatible carts in your country if you shop around.

Well, this is nothing new. There is one Chinese to three other races in the world.

If u insist of using CISS, do not purchase from the internet, buy it fr a neighbouring store. If problem arises, you can get help easily.

It does not matter as long as the printer works. What is more important is cost saving. Don't you agree?

Have bought a Canon MX568 printer. I keep the OEM cartridges and use the compatible ones instead. I hv been using it to print photos, reports and as a copier as well. It's is wonderful. I refill the cartridges when they are empty. When I load the refill cartridges onto the printer, the printer...