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Hi, as far as I know most of the inkjet cartridges have 2 years shelf life. Although I've never tried an inkjet cartridge older then that, they may work fine. If you are going to install them, let us know if they print fine

So, what did you get?

Is it even possible to refill laser toner cartridge at home without that special machines - the way we do with the inkjet cartridges?

I didn't know that a printer can operate both type of inks at the same time. I thought that the printer uses the type of ink which the ink tanks are filled with.

try this post http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=21060#p21060

I don't understand, does the color of the tape matters for preserving inkjet cartridges and/or printheads?:/

The cartridge's page yield is a relative term. If you print text only pages the yield would be much higher than if you print a text document with a chart (for example) in it. Hope your boss knows that.

I have similar problem with an older deskjet, using the same inkjet cartridges (HP 21 & HP 22). Printed like 10 pages of black doc and everything was perfect. Then the problem appeared - some of the lines ware faded, some were printed only the half (the lower end of all the words in the line...

Has anyone tried any of those resetting instructions? Do the really work?

I think 2 prints per week is ok for a common user. Printers are not designed for heavy users only! You should be ok, the ink should not dry out.

Hey, in my opinion, it is. I'm not quite sure, but I don't see any reason not to.

If you want to survive in the refilling business, you'll have to beat those Chinese manfacturers' prices, which in most cases is almost impossible if you want any profit ;)

Hey, there is some interesting reading about Canon S9000

Have you told the Canon support their advice haven't lead to anything? Sometimes I think all those support guys barely know a thing :(

:P Firefox rules. I'm just waiting all the add-ons I use to be rewritten for the Firefox 3, and there I go ....

Can you tell me what cartridges (brand/OEM#) does this printer operates with?

I'd connect the printer to my machine just to ensure everything is ok.

You can consider this one: HP LaserJet 1220 Laser Toner Cartridges

Can't you just set the printing area in the software you use (Word, Photoshop, AutoCAD etc.)?

Clean it as good as you can and seal it the way dust won't come in