hello sir. i was surprised that there is something like a chip resetter. this really helps. the printer ive been using is canon pixma ts707. can i use the resetter in this video to reset my printer?
Did you tested autoreset chips available on ebay and aliexpress? Apparently they reset ink level to full every time you remove and insert cartridge into that printer (probably on power loss also ?).
Qué tal jose, disculpe la pregunta, de casualidad sabe si lis cartuchos de la canon pro 200 se pueden resetear??? de antemano le agradezco por su respuesta, saludos cordiales!!!
Hi Jose, thanks a lot for your videos, they're really helpful and I'm so grateful. I've got a whole set of empty OEM cartridge and a USB resetter. For most cartridges, I had no issue, red light/pause/steady red light, and I was able to refill them. However, there are 2 problematic cartridges, the steady red light just won't show, only the short one and then nothing... I don't know what that means. The resetter seems to be working fine for the other cartridges. Is the cartridges chips corrupted ? Is there something I can do ? Thanks for your help. :)
I am now wondering if my chips are reset correctly because I didn't wait for the solid light to go out. When the solid light came on I removed the cart. I saw this in another video. This video shows waiting until solid light goes out before removing.
Though it is always best to allow the red steady light to go out before you remove the cart from the resetter, the code is being written during the period before the read light goes steady. At the point the light goes steady the code has been written. So it will be fine. But from now on wait till it goes out to make 100%.
There are no universal resetter. You need to go to a respected 3rd party ink products seller and see if there is a resetter for those model carts. I am not familiar with 210 211 carts.
Hi jo sadly my husband died recently and I'm really not sure if he would have already reset the chips on my 2nd set of cartridges, as I now need to replace one, is it safe to reset a cartridge if it looks like there is ink already to go, for example I think when one was empty he would replace the empty one and immediately fill the empty one storing it for when needed again?
I am so sorry to hear about your husband's passing. Normally assuming we are talking about a printer like the PRO100 , you always reset before refilling so you don't have ink leaking all over the place. Resetting after refilling is difficult and messy. I would install the filled one and see what the driver reports as far as ink levels.
This will reset used OEM carts from Canon ? If that's right, than I should be able to refill the carts ( CLI 42 ) that came with the Canon Pro 100 printer . Thank you
Yes. That's the idea. Don't throw out those CLI-42s and remember reseters are specific to each model cart chip. You can obtain it from precisioncolors.
Yes you need a reseter for CLI_42 Carts. It will reset all of the 8 chips included in a CLI-42 cart set. It will not reset OTHER CANON model carts. ONLY CLI-42.
What printer's cart chips are you trying to reset? If it's Canon and it's the red one from Redsetter? It uses USB for power. There is no green light. If it's an EPSON chip resetter they use internal flat round batteries and they need to be periodically replaced.
If you cannot find anything in Google then it is probably not possible. Reseters were only made for popular cartridge numbers usually for pro photo printers only.
No problem. There are almost 800 videos now and they are subdivided by different subject Playlist which should make the search for subjects at lot easier. It's all there for you.
Again. No clue if you even can. You would need a resetter for that model of cart chip and even if it exist. you simply attach the cart to it so it contacts the chip. You then get a steady light indication. but there might not be one so......
Hi, Jose... I'm new to this process but I just received my new PC refill kit and I have a question on the yellow change... Hate to pester you...I could ask on the live forum on Saturday but I wanted to try here first...I have combed through and watched many, MANY of your videos but have not seen one where you do the following... I believe I understand the process...However, I am unclear on the chip change process... I don't want to break the new CLI 8 that was provided... Could you maybe do a small video on getting the old chip off and the new one on..? Just a thought... Many thanks for your priceless tutorials... Jim Innes
There is not easy method. Shave off the welded posts on the carts and swap the chips. I recommed adhering the OEM chip with a bit of silicone caulk or even rubber cement. It's not dissimilar to how you do it on PGI29 CARTS. I have videos on that. So does precisioncolors.
Thanks again, Jose...I'll keep looking through your videos for that one... Have you noticed also that the Precision site seems to not now have some of those videos..? I also cannot seem to locate their profiles on their page anymore... It is likely just me and my stupidity...but I swear the profiles and videos just aren't there anymore...I have combed their site...I will keep trying...thanks...
Watch tbis video and apply the same removal process and reinstallation. Of simply glut the little holding post on both install the OEM one on the CLI replament cart.
This is why you see so many printers at thrift stores. If ppl buy a cheap printer, it's easier to buy another one than to keep buying cartridges. It's all a scam by the manufacturers, folks.
where can i get the canon pixma IX6820 cartridge resetter? Whats the name?
hello sir. i was surprised that there is something like a chip resetter. this really helps. the printer ive been using is canon pixma ts707. can i use the resetter in this video to reset my printer?
Did you tested autoreset chips available on ebay and aliexpress? Apparently they reset ink level to full every time you remove and insert cartridge into that printer (probably on power loss also ?).
Qué tal jose, disculpe la pregunta, de casualidad sabe si lis cartuchos de la canon pro 200 se pueden resetear??? de antemano le agradezco por su respuesta, saludos cordiales!!!
Hi, Jose, do you know if there is a chip resetter for the Canon pixma mp210?
So where do I get these resetters?
Hi Jose, thanks a lot for your videos, they're really helpful and I'm so grateful. I've got a whole set of empty OEM cartridge and a USB resetter. For most cartridges, I had no issue, red light/pause/steady red light, and I was able to refill them. However, there are 2 problematic cartridges, the steady red light just won't show, only the short one and then nothing... I don't know what that means. The resetter seems to be working fine for the other cartridges. Is the cartridges chips corrupted ? Is there something I can do ? Thanks for your help. :)
It simply means the chip is not good. It's not a 100% guaranteed process. There could be failures.
please which pixma do you have ?
Thanks Jose, you always make learning fun!
Thanks I Appreciate that!
instablaster...
Clear, precise, fast, nice accent. Thanks.
Canon is the only usb chip resetter
Epson stylus photo 2200 hasn’t come up to usb resetting yet
I am now wondering if my chips are reset correctly because I didn't wait for the solid light to go out. When the solid light came on I removed the cart. I saw this in another video. This video shows waiting until solid light goes out before removing.
Though it is always best to allow the red steady light to go out before you remove the cart from the resetter, the code is being written during the period before the read light goes steady. At the point the light goes steady the code has been written. So it will be fine. But from now on wait till it goes out to make 100%.
Which USB resetter should I buy for Canon 281 and 280 ink cartridges?
I don't think there are any.
How to check and see if they are rechargeable? If so what charger should I use?
You check to see if there is a resetter available in the 3rd party market for those particular carts.
Is there different resetting devices for 221 cartridges and 210,211 cartridges or is there a universalone? If so where do find one? Thank you
There are no universal resetter. You need to go to a respected 3rd party ink products seller and see if there is a resetter for those model carts. I am not familiar with 210 211 carts.
@@cheo1949 OK great Thank You for your kindness and helping others out with your wonderful videos in these difficult times.
Hi jo sadly my husband died recently and I'm really not sure if he would have already reset the chips on my 2nd set of cartridges, as I now need to replace one, is it safe to reset a cartridge if it looks like there is ink already to go, for example I think when one was empty he would replace the empty one and immediately fill the empty one storing it for when needed again?
I am so sorry to hear about your husband's passing. Normally assuming we are talking about a printer like the PRO100 , you always reset before refilling so you don't have ink leaking all over the place. Resetting after refilling is difficult and messy. I would install the filled one and see what the driver reports as far as ink levels.
Thank you so much for your reply, my husband was a bigger follower of yours, he always said if Jose doesn't know, nobody will
😃
Can the Canon PIXMA TS705 cartridges be reset? Thanks
Not that I know of
do you have any ink refill videos for the Canon Maxify MB2720?
Sorry but I do not own a Canon Maxify.
This will reset used OEM carts from Canon ? If that's right, than I should be able to refill the carts ( CLI 42 ) that came with the Canon Pro 100 printer . Thank you
Yes. That's the idea. Don't throw out those CLI-42s and remember reseters are specific to each model cart chip. You can obtain it from precisioncolors.
That's good, you only need one reseter for all
CLI 42 carts Y M C Blk ...... right ? Just want to make sure I understand .
Yes you need a reseter for CLI_42 Carts. It will reset all of the 8 chips included in a CLI-42 cart set. It will not reset OTHER CANON model carts. ONLY CLI-42.
That's what I thought but I just wanted to be
sure. Thank you for all this information.
My resetter never shows the light green anymore.
do you know if it is probably to repair it or I have to get a new one?
thank you
What printer's cart chips are you trying to reset? If it's Canon and it's the red one from Redsetter? It uses USB for power. There is no green light. If it's an EPSON chip resetter they use internal flat round batteries and they need to be periodically replaced.
@@cheo1949 yes, it is Epson. So if the chip does not turn on green light. only red, it needs new batteries. Im going to change them. thank you.
@@amstoreabc2765 yes. Good luck.
Is there any reset device for CLI-581 and PGI-580 cartridges ?
Not that I know of.
Anyone know if the canon 35 & 36 carts can be reset? Been searching google but not finding any info...
If you cannot find anything in Google then it is probably not possible. Reseters were only made for popular cartridge numbers usually for pro photo printers only.
Serve for cli 65?
You can not reset CLI-65
can i use a photo magenta chip on a magenta cart? I tried and reset worked, but my printer is not happy with the transaction.
You can not. Chips are color specific. I've discussed that very subject in the past.
ok thank you for the reply. Sorry I missed that in your other video. I appreciate your info :)
No problem. There are almost 800 videos now and they are subdivided by different subject Playlist which should make the search for subjects at lot easier. It's all there for you.
How do I reset PGI-2500 cartridge?
Again. No clue if you even can. You would need a resetter for that model of cart chip and even if it exist. you simply attach the cart to it so it contacts the chip. You then get a steady light indication. but there might not be one so......
Will this work with a canon 240 and 241 cart.
Only if they can be reset
Excellent demo, many thanks! Gracias Jose!
Hi, Jose...
I'm new to this process but I just received my new PC refill kit and I have a question on the yellow change...
Hate to pester you...I could ask on the live forum on Saturday but I wanted to try here first...I have combed through and watched many, MANY of your videos but have not seen one where you do the following...
I believe I understand the process...However, I am unclear on the chip change process...
I don't want to break the new CLI 8 that was provided...
Could you maybe do a small video on getting the old chip off and the new one on..?
Just a thought...
Many thanks for your priceless tutorials...
Jim Innes
There is not easy method. Shave off the welded posts on the carts and swap the chips. I recommed adhering the OEM chip with a bit of silicone caulk or even rubber cement. It's not dissimilar to how you do it on PGI29 CARTS. I have videos on that. So does precisioncolors.
Thanks again, Jose...I'll keep looking through your videos for that one...
Have you noticed also that the Precision site seems to not now have some of those videos..?
I also cannot seem to locate their profiles on their page anymore...
It is likely just me and my stupidity...but I swear the profiles and videos just aren't there anymore...I have combed their site...I will keep trying...thanks...
I just found the profiles with a google search...I'm an idiot...thanks again, Jose...
Watch tbis video and apply the same removal process and reinstallation. Of simply glut the little holding post on both install the OEM one on the CLI replament cart.
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Here is my Complete Modification Process, Chip replacement and refilling PGI 29 carts
where can you buy the cli8 usb resetters? Thanks!
They only have them for the PRO-100 CLI-42 carts. The CLI-8 ones are battery operated.
Thanks! Do you have any recommendations where to pickup a cli-8 resetter?
EBAY
Where can I buy the cli-8 resetter? Anyone knows?
EBAY or just about any third party ink seller.
How do I get these resetter?
From third party sellers. I recommend www.precisioncolors.com but they only sell to USA.
@@cheo1949 Thank you Sir
How can resetting the cartridge from pixma mx922
If there is a resetter for it then yes. If not, then no.
thats the one i need. i wonder if the one he has works. im looking on amazon now
Thank you.
This is why you see so many printers at thrift stores. If ppl buy a cheap printer, it's easier to buy another one than to keep buying cartridges. It's all a scam by the manufacturers, folks.