Remanufactured Printer Cartridges

v35

Just had a problem with ink cartridges that didn't work.
The suppliers said guarantee is from date of purchase so I'm S.O.L.
for stocking up.

dav1965

I wonder what would happen if you rubbed alcohol on the printer end to loosen up dried ink?

beneteau

The best re-manufactured ink cartridges I have used were re-manufactured by Dell. I found them on eBay.

fishkiller41

WOrks GREAT on factory ones.A lotta folks don't use the "color" ones enough,mostly copying text.(B&W) I have brought a few color cartridges back by laying them,contact side down on a lighter fluid(naptha)soaked piece of terryy cloth.
Then a good wipe w/paper towell will show "stripes" if it's worked..[;)]quote:Originally posted by dav1965
I wonder what would happen if you rubbed alcohol on the printer end to loosen up dried ink?

andrewsw16

I've freed up some Lexmark cartridges by submerging the dry heads in about a half inch of boiling water for a minute and then wiping them off with a wet paper towel. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. At $25 per cartridge, I'm willing to try it before going to the store. [;)]

1911a1-fan

i have done similar with hot tap water, and just enough to touch the pads, maybe 16th of an inch tops