Universal Chip Re-setter for Epson InkJet Cartridge_fits 9-Pin? Does anyone know if this Chip Re-setter actually IS universal?
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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!
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The item did noot work on any cartridges I had. The pins on the resetter have to match up to the little circuit plates on the chip. Thats how it is supposed to work.
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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 use this system and yes, it does completely replace the normal cartridges. The one down side is that you may have to re-insert the cartridges several times in order to get the printer to accept it. The chip on the replacement cartridge is not always recognized but it will eventually work (maybe 5 or 6 tries).
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Assuming you have a printer model that works with the refill kit, there could be a problem with the chip you replaced. Is the new chip installed in the cartridge in the correct orientation? Did you try using the old chip instead of the new one?
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i won't know, but you could go to epson.com/support and look for your model and see what # it takes and wam you got it...God Bless
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My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps. My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it... » Read More My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I had an Epson Workforce 610. I was able to get a few of my ink cartridges to reset, but for most of them I was unable to get them to reset. The ones that I did get to reset was holding the nine pins against the the nine terminals on the resetter watching for the light to turn from red to green. The guide they sent with my resetter would not line up with the nine pin cartridge. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Elly, did you replace the chip that was included with the replacement toner ink? That piece takes care of any "compatibility" issues.
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Brother did make changes to the chip reader in it's newest printers that use LC103 cartridges. I have a J450DW and a J475DW that I bought late in 2014. I finally found some compatible cartridges that will be recognized by calling LD Products and asking specifically for the new generation chips which they said they had. The only problem with the LD carts is that I don't know how to refill them. I need some refillable carts that will work with the newer printers.
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If this is the same off-brand I bought a year ago, the answer is NO! The printer will not read the chip on this brand and it is useless. Stick with Epson ink is my advice.
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NO! I haven't found a 3rd party cartridge that works. You have to pull the chip from an OEM cartridge and put it on the 3rd party one to make it work. If I had known, I would not have bought this printer. Otherwise, I love it.
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Sorry no, the ink cartridges are a different size. Here is what you need "CIS-Continuous-Ink-Supply-System-For-Epson-Expression-XP-810-XP-610-Printer&quot;, from inkproducts.com
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Epson artisan 730 and artisan 837, opening the top of the printer (to look inside where the ink cartridges are) is all you do to reset them. Very simple. All you do is open the printer top then close it. You'll see when your installing the CISS The Epson 837 with CISS in my opinion is the best ink/printer combo. Ive done over 10,000 prints with the same printer, thanks to those 'Ink Pad Reset keys'. :)
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Don't know about the T0601 (?) cartridges. I have a larger Epson 3880 printer. But why would you want to reset the original Epson cartridges, which usually cannot be configured to be refilled - as far as I know.
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i have purchased 4 of these things and they all work perfectly with the ciss cartridge that comes with your purchase. On occasion (very seldom) does it say it doesnt recognize the cartridge so i simply recharge the ink system process as if you were replacing them but never really do lol then simply do the print cleaning process and it should work. Only issue i have always had with these things is the small wheels that hold the paper down smear or leave dots on your sub paper design which transfers over to your item without fail! I did manage to fix this where it now works perfectly by r...............
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I just shut down the printer prior to the installation. I did not have to do anything with the chips. This cartridge seems to be able to reset ink level w/o problem. At first I only replaced the black cartridge, it printed out okay for two pages and then gave me a message that all color inks were all low, then it would not print until I replaced color ink cartridges. Then I tried copying a color page, all colors printed out okay. I helped my neighbor install the same cartridge set on her Lexmark printer (a different model). We had a little difficulty to place the cartridges in place, it seems that the fitting was not as tight as mine. The original cartridges were 100 not 100 XL. This cartridge set works on her model too. It requested for Head Clean after turning the power back on. I BYPASS that and just use COPY for testing.