To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line. I understand that you
have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the low ink warnings. But does
the printer still report ink levels? That is, will the levels show up in
the status monitor or do you have to pop the top and look?

DanG wrote:
> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line.
There are not any that are formulated to match the newer Canon ink.
> I understand that you
> have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the low ink warnings. But does
> the printer still report ink levels? That is, will the levels show up in
> the status monitor or do you have to pop the top and look?
>
>
>

measekite wrote:
>
>
> DanG wrote:
>
>> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line.
>
> There are not any that are formulated to match the newer Canon ink.
How do you know? You are a fukkin idiot.
>
>> I understand that you have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the
>> low ink warnings. But does the printer still report ink levels? That
>> is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to
>> pop the top and look?
>>
>>

"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
>
> DanG wrote:
>> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line.
> There are not any that are formulated to match the newer Canon ink.

Not True!
The ink used to refill these cartridges in the UK by my local Cartridge
World comes from OCP Inks and is, according to Trustedreviews.com, better
performing than the original inks.
My local CW store can also reset the chips on these cartridges negating the
need to buy compatibles.

>> I understand that you have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the
>> low ink warnings. But does the printer still report ink levels? That is,
>> will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to pop the
>> top and look?
>>
>>

Stick Stickus wrote:
>
> "measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> DanG wrote:
>>> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line.
>> There are not any that are formulated to match the newer Canon ink.
>
> Not True!
> The ink used to refill these cartridges in the UK by my local
> Cartridge World comes from OCP Inks and is, according to
> Trustedreviews.com, better performing than the original inks.

The problem with trusted reviews is that I found they cannot be
trusted. Funny thing is that CW claims to use Sensinent ink.
> My local CW store can also reset the chips on these cartridges
> negating the need to buy compatibles.
>
>>> I understand that you have to swap chips on the tanks and disable
>>> the low ink warnings. But does the printer still report ink levels?
>>> That is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you
>>> have to pop the top and look?
>>>
>>>
>

"DanG" <(E-Mail Removed)> skrev i en meddelelse
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> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line. I understand that
> you have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the low ink warnings.

Yes - it is very easy to do.

> But does the printer still report ink levels?

No

>That is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to
>pop the top and look?

You have to pop the top and look

Kind regards
Niels

"Niels Erik" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Yes - it is very easy to do.
>
>> But does the printer still report ink levels?
>
> No
>
>>That is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to
>>pop the top and look?
>
> You have to pop the top and look
>
> Kind regards
> Niels
>

Thanks. Here's hoping that someone comes up with a chip to fix this. Or,
better yet, Canon realizes the futility of chips. I assume that an CMOS
reset on the printer does not fix it either.

There are Chinese chipped cartridges now, but not seen in UK yet.

Whether they crack ink level problem, I know not!!


On 31 Oct, 15:16, "DanG" <nos...@q.com> wrote:
> "Niels Erik" <nep4...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:47288ef2$0$15901$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>
>
> > Yes - it is very easy to do.
>
> >> But does the printer still report ink levels?
>
> > No
>
> >>That is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to
> >>pop the top and look?
>
> > You have to pop the top and look
>
> > Kind regards
> > Niels
>
> Thanks. Here's hoping that someone comes up with a chip to fix this. Or,
> better yet, Canon realizes the futility of chips. I assume that an CMOS
> reset on the printer does not fix it either.

"Gel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> There are Chinese chipped cartridges now, but not seen in UK yet.
>
> Whether they crack ink level problem, I know not!!
>
>


None here in the USA either.

Weird thing is, You don't trust anyone who has a different opinion (which
you cannot prove!) than yourself.
You, who has never used aftermarket inks or cartridges but profess to be an
experienced source on the subject! I don't think so!!

"measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> Stick Stickus wrote:
>>
>> "measekite" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:XkRVi.2659$%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>>
>>>
>>> DanG wrote:
>>>> To anyone using refills or compats in the CLI-8 line.
>>> There are not any that are formulated to match the newer Canon ink.
>>
>> Not True!
>> The ink used to refill these cartridges in the UK by my local Cartridge
>> World comes from OCP Inks and is, according to Trustedreviews.com, better
>> performing than the original inks.
>
> The problem with trusted reviews is that I found they cannot be trusted.
> Funny thing is that CW claims to use Sensinent ink.
>> My local CW store can also reset the chips on these cartridges negating
>> the need to buy compatibles.
>>
>>>> I understand that you have to swap chips on the tanks and disable the
>>>> low ink warnings. But does the printer still report ink levels? That
>>>> is, will the levels show up in the status monitor or do you have to pop
>>>> the top and look?
>>>>
>>>>
>>