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Thread ID: 123410	2012-02-23 00:44:00	HP Printer Cartridges	Pato (2463)	Press F1

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1260787	2012-02-23 04:53:00	Thought if you regularly print something or even print a small pic, your printer will not need to go through a cleaning cycleRemember reading this years ago in a Epson Forum Printets still need to go through a cleaning cycle. Don't know why though. We have a large format inkjet at work. The waste ink container holds 500ml. And we print at least 10m a day on it.	plod (107)
1260788	2012-02-23 04:56:00	I went off HP after the model I had counted all cartridges as empty by counting the number of pages of black used. And the subsequent court case over it in the US> My Epson most certainly does not,m cartridges run out as used, not all at once. As with my Canons. They'll run until they go dry (empty) and keep going, but of course that is not good for the print head, so don't do it!	Agent_24 (57)
1260789	2012-02-23 06:35:00	I went off HP after the model I had counted all cartridges as empty by counting the number of pages of black used. And the subsequent court case over it in the US> There was a way with mine to reset the counter. The other way was to use more than three cartridges and the forth would automatically do a reset.	mikebartnz (21)
1260790	2012-02-23 08:44:00	My Canon often mucks around at startup and shutdown, presumably purging ink each time. It recently went from being happy with the state of all tanks to reporting the yellow as getting low, without me having printed any colour... so I assume the difference is in the ink it trashed itself. The entire floor of the printer is a big plastic waste tank filled with an absorbent pad to prevent spills if tipping the printer. THere's quite a significant amount of resources gone into containing all this waste (or concealing all the waste).	Paul.Cov (425)
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