dell printer scanner all in one

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seph234

hello im new to this forum and i have a question about the above i
hoping somebody can help me my grandad wanted a computer so he wen
and bought a dell(even though i said not to) and it came with an al
in one scanner/printer/copier he uses it all the time now and the in
cartridge has run out he bought an ink refill kit and i filled it u
for him i put it back in and printed off a test page and it is stil
saying its empty but its full ive been all through the settings an
there isnt anywhere i can reset the cartridge levels any help pleas
. jo
 
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Bill Martin

seph234 said:
hello im new to this forum and i have a question about the above im
hoping somebody can help me my grandad wanted a computer so he went
and bought a dell(even though i said not to) and it came with an all
in one scanner/printer/copier he uses it all the time now and the ink
cartridge has run out he bought an ink refill kit and i filled it up
for him i put it back in and printed off a test page and it is still
saying its empty but its full ive been all through the settings and
there isnt anywhere i can reset the cartridge levels any help please
. joe
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I've got a Dell 962 and have a similar situation. My solution has been:

1) When the driver pops up a window warning that ink is low you can check a box
instructing it to no warn you about it anymore.

2) Black electrical tape placed over the blinking red light on the printer itself.

Let us know if you find a more elegant solution?

Bill
 
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Don Phillipson

hello im new to this forum and i have a question about the above im
hoping somebody can help me my grandad wanted a computer so he went
and bought a dell(even though i said not to) and it came with an all
in one scanner/printer/copier he uses it all the time now and the ink
cartridge has run out he bought an ink refill kit and i filled it up
for him i put it back in and printed off a test page and it is still
saying its empty but its full ive been all through the settings and
there isnt anywhere i can reset the cartridge levels any help please

Your grandfather would probably find it simpler to buy Dell ink
cartridges. (You and I may think the trouble of refilling old
cartridges is worth the trouble: he may not, especially
when refillling does not allow him to print.) Some modern
cartridges include their own level-indicating chip, which
can be reset with a $20 gadget.
 
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measekite

Don said:
Your grandfather would probably find it simpler to buy Dell ink
cartridges. (You and I may think the trouble of refilling old
cartridges is worth the trouble: he may not,
Thats Right
 
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zakezuke

hello im new to this forum and i have a question about the above im
hoping somebody can help me my grandad wanted a computer so he went
and bought a dell(even though i said not to) and it came with an all
in one scanner/printer/copier he uses it all the time now and the ink
cartridge has run out he bought an ink refill kit and i filled it up
for him i put it back in and printed off a test page and it is still
saying its empty but its full ive been all through the settings and
there isnt anywhere i can reset the cartridge levels any help please

I'm sure there is a way... if there is not those free dell AIOs, when I
crunched the numbers, the cost of the ink was 2x to 3x that per volume
than other printers. Also similar per page as well. I don't mean to
be an unhelpful pig but money spent in another printer if you can't
refill this dell would be the most ecconomical, just about any printer
in the $100 to $150 range. Canon's are among the easier to refill,
though there are not really any options presently for aftermarket
cartridges yet. Epson have semi-decent refillable cartridges out
there. HP at the very least, though not so easy to refill there are a
ton of refilled options out there.

Dell is well, Lexmark with a funny shape that you can't buy in stores
and I don't know where to get refilled lexmarks.
 
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Gary Tait

Some modern
cartridges include their own level-indicating chip, which
can be reset with a $20 gadget.

AFIAK, not Lexmark, which is Dell'd printer OEM. The cart has a serial
number, which the printer remembers, but it will remember up to 4.
 

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