bebuonline
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Hello all,
I'm new in this forum. I have two things to say.
First, if you buy a refill kit and refill your cartridge before it runs out of ink . (assuming that you have 25% ink left) . How does it affect your print head ? Will "generic ink" will react with the OEM ink and clog the nozzles ?
Some third party companies claim that their ink formulas are really close to the OEM ink, so it will minimize the reaction with OEM ink . What do you think ?
Second, if you remove the ink in the cartridge by vacuuming (using clip remove via print head) , will the ink contained in the well (just above the print head and below the sponge) be removed also? if it does, when refilling it again (using vacuum machine via vent hole), will ink go to fill the well and air bubbles completely be forced through the sponge out by the vent holes ?
Thank you.
I'm new in this forum. I have two things to say.
First, if you buy a refill kit and refill your cartridge before it runs out of ink . (assuming that you have 25% ink left) . How does it affect your print head ? Will "generic ink" will react with the OEM ink and clog the nozzles ?
Some third party companies claim that their ink formulas are really close to the OEM ink, so it will minimize the reaction with OEM ink . What do you think ?
Second, if you remove the ink in the cartridge by vacuuming (using clip remove via print head) , will the ink contained in the well (just above the print head and below the sponge) be removed also? if it does, when refilling it again (using vacuum machine via vent hole), will ink go to fill the well and air bubbles completely be forced through the sponge out by the vent holes ?
Thank you.
