EMPTY REFILLABLE CARTS and Canon ip4600

[neilslade]

MIS INKSUPPLY.com EMPTY REFILLABLE CARTS and Canon ip4600
This is a no go.

Also, refilling stock carts is so so, and the procedure fails sooner than I expect.

Tried with all colors, and had multiple failures, even after replacing with new empty MIS carts after the first batch failed.

Not recommended.

MIS is refunding all of my cost, and I continue to use their bulk ink.


I've used stock carts and refilled them with reasonable success, but I'm finding that this model printer is weak in regards to
keeping refilled carts going.

And I've got two ip4600s--

Apparently, something in the design of this printer is not as good as previous ip4000 and ip3000 in regards to ink flow.

The printer is great- when it works.
Refilling carts on this printer-- not as good as previous models-- so be prepared.


Neil

 

[nche11]

Neil, I have refilled OEM carts for my ip4700. I never owned an ip4600. Refilling OEM carts for my ip4700 has worked well for me. Can you share with us the details of the problems? It sounded like you have many problems. It's worth the effort to look into those and see if they can be addressed. The general consensus is that refilling OEM cartridges is the best way to go.

 

[ruffin]

Try OEM cartridges with Image Specialist Ink.
This ink available for 220 and 221 cartridges EBAY Canada here:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/24oz-Value-Kit-C.../200416992003?pt=BI_Toner&hash=item2ea9c89b03

or EBAY U.S. here

http://cgi.ebay.com/24oz-Value-Kit-.../200416992003?pt=BI_Toner&hash=item2ea9c89b03

I use it in my CLI-8 and PGI-5 OEM carts withput problems.
Regards