Beaker
Printing Apprentice
- Joined
- Dec 14, 2012
- Messages
- 7
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 12
- Location
- Nottingham, UK
- Printer Model
- Canon iP4700 series
1. Before I buy CLI 521m/y/c/bk & PGI 520bk ink that my current Canon Pixma iP4700 uses, I would like to know if it is safe to fill my Canon Pixma iP4700 cartridges from the remaining 100mL of Canon BCI- 3 /-5 /-8 m/y/c/bk + pigment bk ink that was used to fill my previous printer cartridges.
Q. I know I could use my remaining Canon BCI- 3 /-5 /-8 ink to fill my Canon Pixma iP4700 cartridges, but should I?
2. There are Chips on the cartridges for my Canon Pixma iP4700 to tell the printer software how much ink is left and drive the LEDs .
Q. If I refill cartridges that are not empty (still show ink present during printing) will the level show full again when they are refilled or do the chips always need to be reset?
3. I have seen posts about keeping the printheads cool with a continuous ink flow.
When my Cartridges show empty (cross in red circle) it will still print and the results are as good as when the cartridges are full.
Q. Is it dangerous to continue printing long after the Ink Level Indication shows empty? (cross in red circle) or will it stop printing before the cartridge is really empty.
Q. I know I could use my remaining Canon BCI- 3 /-5 /-8 ink to fill my Canon Pixma iP4700 cartridges, but should I?
2. There are Chips on the cartridges for my Canon Pixma iP4700 to tell the printer software how much ink is left and drive the LEDs .
Q. If I refill cartridges that are not empty (still show ink present during printing) will the level show full again when they are refilled or do the chips always need to be reset?
3. I have seen posts about keeping the printheads cool with a continuous ink flow.
When my Cartridges show empty (cross in red circle) it will still print and the results are as good as when the cartridges are full.
Q. Is it dangerous to continue printing long after the Ink Level Indication shows empty? (cross in red circle) or will it stop printing before the cartridge is really empty.