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Hello Friends: I recently experienced some rather strange behavior from my i960, i.e. printing partial pages and then cycling through multiple sheets printing small amounts on each. It certainly felt like a software problem and I was sure it must be the graphics program until I found similar...

Tyamada: I've read and re-read the posts that you cited regarding the AcuJet cartridges and don't find any negative comment about them. Rather, (unless I've missed something) the references are about trying them as a possible remedy to certain problems. In fact the last word on the subject...

Hello friends: I have personally had the best luck with syringes I purchased from: http://www.padiscountink.com/. Prior to using the ones acquired from them, the failure that I always encountered was leakage around the plunger. Because these have been so durable, I haven't bought them for...

Hello Friends: I am reading with some concern about the performance difficulties of refilled canon threes & sixes, for example Nifty's sponge saturation problem. I am also fully impressed with the energy and enginuity dedicated to scientific solutions. I applaud your collective...

Remove the cartridges & place them on a piece of paper so as not to stain anything. Remove the printhead. Check for any debris, i.e. remaining packing tape, etc.. Reseat the printhead, make sure it is in position and lacked down BEFORE reinstalling the cartridges. If this fails, call Canon...

Consistent with some recent posts and the theme of this thread, I'd like to add the following re: sealing cartridges. I'd like to encourage anyone that is not married to the idea of using tapes, adhesives, etc. to seal the tank or the discharge port to consider using another method. There are...

Nifty: I agree with foto, especially regarding the inadequate venting. I have read the posts regarding the laberynth-like channels that some tanks use to vent. Of course there is apoint of diminishing return, but, to a point, a more generous opening promotes an effecient flow. To make that...

For anyone who does lots of printing and looking for a reliable, inexpesive way to reink the canon i960 (or other BCI-6 type) and hasn't been completely satisfied with anything you have tried so far, you might consider a method that I have found works extremely well: Refilling: Temporarily...