Scroll Up Scroll Down Swapping out the adapter seal on the Can PH1 adapter WHY YOU WOULD DO THIS: We have had some feedback where the seal in the Can PH1 adapter is leaking. We have created a replacement seal that solves the problem. Most locations have already completed this. WHAT YOU DO: All Canon [...]
Scroll Up Scroll Down Follow the procedure for replacement of a broken injector with the universal injector. Understanding why this might happen OK – so you’re moving fast, trying to get those cartridges filled. You can’t find the hole you drilled when you are ready to fill. So what do you do? You force the [...]
Scroll Up Scroll Down InkCenter Refill System Instructions for Refilling the HP 61 Cartridge Introduction: Please read thoroughly before starting work The HP 61 is a newly supported cartridge. This update will show you how to refill them. Your tasks will be to do or understand the following: The HP 61 family What is different [...]
Scroll Up Scroll Down DO NOT USE Prep Station Recovery more than once per cartridge! Touch the “gear” icon and select RECOVER Insert cartridge/adapter into a Prep Station, and select the Gear icon then Recover. If you accidentally select prep, immediately remove the adapter, which will halt processing. Reinsert, and select Recover. When station is [...]
The Tester print out will help you determine if the cartridges is ready for use. Use the Test Pattern Comparison Grid to compare your test strips. Count the missing horizontal lines in each grid block; The example below has 2 missing nozzles in one grid. note: Vertical line breaks do not count.Confirm if the cartridge [...]
Scroll Up Scroll Down Refilling Canon IPH cartridges is new as of late 2011. These Canons are IPH (integrated print heads) which means that the print cartridge electronics are integrated into the print head itself. These cartridges are the same general design as HP 56, 75, 60, 901, etc. Examples of Canon IPH Cartridges: Six [...]
The Test Pattern Comparison Grid is a handy chart used to verify that a test strip generated by the Tester matches the quality desired. This card is laminated and you should keep one handy at all times. If you do not please contact RIS. For more on evaluating tester print-outs see:Evaluating Print Tests