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Radio Shack has the power cord you need, they carry several different types so bring the one you know that fits to match them.

The cartridges are the same as the BCI-6, get the same colors that your are replacing.

I put dye based black ink in the BCI-3EBK (pigmented) by mistake and did notice the the text that was printed on plain paper was fuzzy, the result of the lighter consistency of ink soaking into the paper more than the pigmented ink.

Take the exit port and sand it with a very fine grade of sand paper (400 or 500 grit wet or dry) be careful to keep the port at 90 degrees to the sand paper, a few passes should be sufficient to make a better seal at the grommet.

Without any more information its hard to firure out what went wrong. Could it be a paper jam?

You should try changing cartridges to eliminate the ones that are leaking. That being said you might want to look into teflon tape, used to seal threads on pipes for compressed aire and plumbing. Wrap the outside of the outlet port and fold the tape over onto the lip, use enough tape to wrap...

Try this link, there is a lot of trash to read through but is helpfull. http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/25564

Websnail: The SSC web page states the printers are supported, and if certian functions work than the its supported to a certian extent. I have an old Epson 785EPX that most of the functions in SSC work some times and other times it sends the printer into convulsions and other times they don't...

Try looking at the Printer Repair Forum: http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/laser

Epson Clearance Center is having a 7 day sale, started yesterday July 10, 06. Plus free shipping the C88 is $59.00. http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/BuyEpson/ccHome.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=0 FYI the SSC V4.10 utility supports the R220 and the C88

Have you tried the compressed air trick? http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=241 You might also download the color purge file and print it out a few times after a deep cleaning, I've had to do deep cleaning and print the purge file several times to get my Photo Cyan jets...

I just installed a set of MIS spongeless cartridges (T007 and T008) in my Epson 785 EPX. Had to run head cleaning around 5 times to get the ink to flow properly. The cartridges were just filled and not primed according to the instructions supplied by MIS. I am happy for the moment due to the...

Just buy a chip resetter and reset the chip without refilling. You will probably ruin the color part of the print head by running your printer without ink in the color part of the cartridge.

As far as I know Canon will only print boarderless on spcific size paper (standard size, e.g. 4x6, 8.5x11 or some of the A sizes). A6 size is not an option on Canon printers, it is a custom size and will not allow you to print boarderless if you use the custom setting.

In the i9900 that adjustment is software controlled. In settingup your printer go to printer preferences, pritnter maintenance, custom settings, check prevent paper abrasion. That should do the trick.

If your printer uses a BCI-3ebk cartridge and it is larger than the color cartridges, then the black ink is supposed to be pigmented, the IMS inks sold by Cosco are dye based inks. You can use the ink to refill the color cartridges, but will get a color shift . I used dye based black ink in my...

I've used the BCI-3e inks in place of the BCI-6 without and problem. I read other folks have had problems with color shift, I haven't. You shouldn't have any problems.

Here is a link to the annoucement: http://www.outbackphoto.com/ Update Feb 22, 2006. New link: http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/content_page.asp?cid=7-7891-8221

I've used BCI-3/6s on my Canon printers (S800, I950, iP4000 and i9900) without any problems. From what I gather Canon claims the shades are a little different. I haven't noticed any difference, however I've seen some posts where some people usint the BCI-3 as opposed to BCI-6 will get a...

I would suggest a color laser printer, the prices have dropped since two or three years ago. You most likely won't have the fading or water proof problem with the label . The sharpness will surpass the inkjet due to the fact the ink/toner won't soak into the label. Staples has a Oki Color...