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The newest of my Canon printers, the IP6000D, that takes the BCI-6 ink cartridges is giving me trouble; so thinking about what next. I am a long time refiller but have not done any with the chips. Need to be off to do some other shopping. Anyone have any suggestions even before I get into...

This Canon printer uses 6 of the BCI-6 carts. I was having a great experience with this printer for just over a year until I tried to do a very large print job of black text (duplex printing on 8.5" x 11" sheets) for our church newsletter (it takes 125 sets). I made the attempt to do this at...

Your opinion please? My previous thread at http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1662 has led me to wanting your opinion dealing with these specific things. My newest printer is the S800 which was purchased in early February of 2002 from Office Max. It has been through several...

As my subject line says "Any agreement on what is best source of empty Canon carts?" I am not in a position to buy a full set of Canon BCI-6 OEM full ink tanks; but having done some much switching around think it may be a good idea to start fresh with a set that is all filled with the same...

I have a Canon BJC-8200 that I had stored as a backup. Several months ago pulled it out again after having some problems that will mean the need of a new printhead for a S800. Now (after being used, cleaned & stored, used in Dec. of 2004, cleaned & stored, and then pulled out and used again)...

Not sure of where this should go; but do need advice. I have a Canon S800 printer that I have already changed printheads in. The one that is in now is about a year old. But . . . since then I had some health problems and did not print as often as I intended to. I also have been through the...

Trying to decide who to order refill ink from. I have done refilling of BCI-6 Canon tanks for a number of years. MIS was the closest to the Canon in color (I am NOT into profiling) and the Canon just happens to really match my screen without profiling. BUT, eventually ran into the Glop...

I have been battling with poor nozzle checks on a Canon S800. I have done about all of the cleaning methods (at least all those that I can find). The canned air seems to have even made things worse. This is what it was when I tried to finish opening it up and this is what I get now after...