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More info?)
The original cartridges are difficult to fill under the best of
circumstances
owing to the deliberate design of the cartridge. It is possible but you
have googled the methods on-line and know what they entail.
You should seriously look at cartridges designed for manually filling
Here is some of our information
U-INK Vacuum Assist Manual Refill Kit - Includes wear & tear warranty on
blanks and tools
http://www.weink.com/ecom/catalog/u-ink_vacuum_assist_refill_kit_for_epson_r300_3424231.htm
A link to the preview of the instructions is also posted on that page.
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"Te" <te@-NOSPAM-pobox.com> wrote in message
news:kaspd.668884$8_6.275336@attbi_s04...
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> "pete" <pete@maildox.com> wrote in message
> news:03dbq01r2qm4gnsicpc4hnpgqia0jju58o@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 10:08:28 GMT, "Te" <te@-NOSPAM-pobox.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I'm a long time HP user, but really wanted the ability to print onto
>> >CDR/DVDRs. So I bought an Epson R200.
>> >I'm using the original carts that came with the printer. Is there a way
> to
>> >refill the carts with my bulk dye based ink?
>> >
>> How about going to google, type:
>> refill epson r200 cartridges
>> and read the answers?
>
> I did that before I posted... Of the results I found they showed several
> techniques most of which were more complex than the HP carts I have been
> refilling. In the past I have gotten some extremely friendly and useful
> advice and tips from this group- obviously none of it came from you!
😛
> But thanks for taking the time to post sarcasm instead of useful
> information.
>
>