my epson stylus nx330 will not recognize this recycled ez ink cartidge. Please help.
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Looks like for Stylus but contacts incompatible, fraudulent seller, don't waste money. Kind regards, Mark.
760502
Mine is the NX420. Many reviews claimed these worked in theirs. Not in mine. It would not recognize them. I was on the fence and thought, "What's seven bucks?" I wish I'd put that $7 towards Epson brand cartridges.
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Hello Azriel, Unfortunately yours as well as all other new Epson printer models are no longer resettable. You are best off to order a set of refillable cartridges with ARC (auto reset chips) chips. If you do not see them listed on our website, please let me know and I will send you a Paypal Invoice. Thanks, Steve
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I used to have the same problem with them, sometimes my printer says "can't recognize this or that color". What I do, is I make sure that my cartridges are full, and I take them out one by one from the printer and shake them up. For some reason, after I shake them, the printer recognize them. It's might be a "texture" problem with the ink, I think they not thick enough like the original Epson ink, so you have to shake them up constantly. I also want to note, that the first prints are going to be messy, you have to print out at least 5 copies before you get a perfect one.
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i wish i had known that before i opened the box, i threw the box away, but i can tell you now...my printer doesn't recognize it now and it still has a full tank of ink left..i hope this helps
484752
I have NX430 and I have to shut it off for 10 minutes or so before loading the new cartridge in. I couldn't get my printer to recognize the new cartridges with the Epson ones in the machine. I had to replace all of them the first use. Once I got mine rebooted I can't tell a difference quality wise between the Epson brand and these. I'm not sure how the NX330 would act.
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I do not have a NX430 printer. According to the Quick Guide of Epson Stylus NX430 (http://files.support.epson.com/pdf/nx430_/nx430_qr.pdf), it stated the printer can use 124 or 126 on page 18. So I think, these Remanufactured127 cartridges "will not work" in an Epson Stylus NX430 printer.
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These cartridges work well in my Epson Stylus NX230. After you replace the cartridge, the software resets the ink indicators. You may need to turn the printer off and on to complete the process.
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I have only used it for my old Epson Stylus Color 880 and it is working just fine! Good Luck!
25936
You have to buy their cartridge. You can't reset the epson one into thinking there is more ink in there.
476165
Sorry, I don't know the answer. My best, and probably obvious, suggestion would be to contact EPSON directly. They will give you the correct solution to your problem.
56260
I also have a Epson XP310 and the printer driver showed a warning that I had installed non-OEM ink, but I continued anyway and the printer is working fine. Are you seeing a similar warning? If so, just accept it and the printer should work fine. Also, make sure the cartridge is properly seated.
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I can't speak for the 710, but my Artisan 810 did not recognize them. And, worse, the cartridges seem to have damaged my print heads somehow causing the printer to not recognize one of my REAL Epson ink cartridges. I had put in two of these fake cartridges and immediately had problems. I took them out and installed genuine Epson in their place but then the printer said I had an issue with one of the other existing real cartridges that was low on ink but not empty. So I had to replace that one, too, and then clean the print heads and do realignment two or three times before I finally got it back working right again. Naturally, I recommend against these cartridges.
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As I described in my long review, I was advised to take all out and place them back frst, once it didn't work, I was advised to take the other black cartridge and as soon as I placed the second one, it recognized. Just make sure you take the sticker and orange plastic on top. I didn't do anything else and it's intriguing why it works that way... Good luck, let me know.
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You did not provide the printer model.Now, did you try to replace the cartridges with ORIGINAL ones? Even empty ones will do, just to test if they are recognized by the printer.(ONE cartridge will suffice for this test.)If the printer will recognize such a cartridge (even an error msg. will serve as 'Recognize'), you know what I already know: never look at this vendor and his products again...
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Your printer is probably not recognizing the generic cartridge because the printer manufacturer wants you to buy the OEM cartridge. Go to the internet to see how to reset your printer.
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I just got this in the mail today 2/08/11. I couldn't wait to see if it really worked. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to put the plastic adapter on the chip re-setter. I used C since I have 9-pin cartridges. The directions are not very clear so be patient, you will eventually figure it out. I have an Epson Stylus CX8400 series printer. I bought OEM T069 cartridges that were suppose to work in the printer but wouldn't, no matter how many times I reset or reinstalled them. So I decided to buy the chip re-setter after reading the reviews. Guess what? It worked!!! Not only on the new OEM T069 cartridges but on my old Epson T069 cartridges, too! I hope this helped. This could have saved me months of frustration if someone would have posted this for me! I hope this helps!