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The newer Dell cartridges and Lexmark cartridges cannot be reset to full. You have a Dell I think Series 7, as with the Lexmark 32, you have to just hit enter between faxes, and if you have a lot of faxes, it can be real inconvient.

Check the facts, I think the 3240c uses the LC 41 Cartridge, if I am right there is no sponge in the cartridge, and at the end of filling, we need to take out of a millimeter of ink to get out the excess air so it will stay presurized. We use flat syringe with a tapered tip we get from R-jet...

You don t print in color and you dont print in black. I guess you just don t print, and you ran out of color ink, I would check the bottom of your printer for a leak, and just get new cartridges. I f problem still happens, I would contact brother, you Ink prorts may be putting too much pressure...

Lexmark tends to be more sensitive than HP, and I am not sure yet about Cannon, but they may be sensitive also.

try cleaning the contacts with a pencil eraser, gently, you may have ink on the contact from the refilling process, but he is probably right, you may have a problem electrically. Dont let the cart run completely dry befor refilling this may also overheat the contact and cause it not to work.

For about $10 any where you can by a reset tool and reset the chip,

You pick your own printer, I will tell you about the Cartridges. Individual cartridges you have PG 5 black, and CLI 8 C M Y PM PC bk( Photo, not dark). Filling is easy, drill a hole in chamber fill and seal. Install can be tricky, you need to disable the ink monitor. This is easy on older...

Here is your problem, if you have Epson T 048xx cartridges you have a 7 pin chip on it needs to be reset. tool can be bought for about $10 any where you can by ink. Your other numbers ar screwey, but if you have a new epson cartridge T 069xx, T078xx, T077xx, you have a 9 pin chip, and reset...

You have sealed it completely, and you sealed it with glue. Sounds like you know what your are doing and are doing it right. The seal is the main source to stop leaking, unless you have a hole somewhere else. After you seal with glue, set it on a white paper towel on the sealed side down and...

Lexmark 82,83 are sponge based cartridges with a filter near the bottom that tends to get ink dried on it. You said you let it sit for a while, when not in use this filter tends to cake up with dried ink. Try putting the print head in about half an inch of Amonia for about three hours, and...

Bought a chip resetter from E-bay, for the 9 pin chips. I dosent work, it does reset the ink levels fo full, but leaves a message on the scteen saying you are using a refilled cartridge, and a big red X over the color. Is there anyway to get this to work?

Try going into printer preferences,maintenance, and disable the ink monitor for your yellow cartridge. Then turn the printer off and back on.