[Eee-Tee]

Hi,
ive got to do loads of printing, but i dont want to pay £25 every time i need a new cartridge. my printer is an epson photo 810, so which compatible cartridges are best. ive tried a couple, and the printer just reads them as empties. will this happen with all of them?
thanks

[Eee-Tee]

just realised that jps replied to my question on this matter in the other thread. so if your there jps, what drivers do i need to enable me to use compatible cartridges, and where from?. is it ok to do this?
thanks

[John]

Hi Eee-Tee

You should go to epson site and download the very last version of drivers.
Then make a clean "deinstall" and then "reinstall" your printer.

When you put a compatible cartridge it's says " attention this is not an epson cartridge" then you say "yes continue" and then it's works.

If it don't that means your cartridge has a defect. Try to exchange for
a good one or buy one from a trushworthy merchant like inkjet-service.com.

JPS

[adstephens]

Alternatively, buy a chip resetter for your cartridges. I use these on a daily basis and theyre fab!

[podvinak]

Eee-Tee, on Sep 22 2002, 01:28 PM, said:

Hi,
ive got to do loads of printing, but i dont want to pay £25 every time i need a new cartridge. my printer is an epson photo 810, so which compatible cartridges are best. ive tried a couple, and the printer just reads them as empties. will this happen with all of them?
thanks

Hi, Try www.tonezoneuk.com cartridges. Price for my Epson RX520 is £1.95 each, incl. VAT and free delivery for orders over £10.00. I have been using their carts for about four years now, without any problems. The carts don' need any chip resetting, or mods., just plug them in and print. A A2 print using their carts is hanging near a window for three years now, and I cannot detect any fading yet. I normally get about 80-90 A4 prints from a set. Definitely recommend them.

[SmionR]

I'd recommend a chip resseter as well if you want your compatible inkjet cartridges to work properly.