The black cartridge comes with the chip? if not, what should I buy?
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It works fine in my printer. Just plug it in it works just the more expensive epson cartridges.
1335834
The cartridge works just like a new cartridge the printer is able to measure of ink available during the life of the cartridge. Do not hesitate to buy.
1335835
It just snaps in....no need for anything else. I have an Epson 845 and have never had an issue installing these.
1335836
You don't need anything special to use these. They plug right in and are recognized and function. I believe the first time you plug one in, the software will give you a warning that it isn't genuine but you can click to ignore it.
1498501
Can't say, my printer didn't have the chip alteration. But This remanufactured cartridge has been working fine with no problem with my clp 315w printer
1278529
No. cartridges seem to have a short life. Wish they were longer. Black is extra long which is good.
2182236
NO! I haven't found a 3rd party cartridge that works. You have to pull the chip from an OEM cartridge and put it on the 3rd party one to make it work. If I had known, I would not have bought this printer. Otherwise, I love it.
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Yes the on i bought is the regular one i do have the one your talking about i bought the long lasting black im still using it the cartridge is much bigger
2276688
Been a while. I don't remember but I think it included the cartridge. It's straight forward, still working.
172654
It comes with ink.....but one of the units I have purchased used a black cartridge in one week!....not sure if the cartridge was bad but something to keep in mind
997347
sounds like there is a problem with your chip. try combinations of installing while machine is on and off. if it doesn't work, contact the dealer of the cartridges, they were helpful to me.
314271
Not sure what you mean by chips. The cartridges are a complete replacement for the original. They have the LED that indicates proper connection and it also shows the ink-level in the menu. Hope this helps.
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Lucy S., the chips are embedded in the cartridges. I used the cartridges right out of the box and put them directly into my Canon PIXMA MG5320 and they worked like a charm.
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I wiped my cartridges' 'chip' before installation. I also received a message from the manufacturer that it was not a 'genuine' replacement on my computer screen. If I continue with installation it will null and void the printer warranty. I continued, and clicked ok. After the nasty-gram it worked fine. I also unplugged my printer for about a minute and plugged it back in. Have you contacted Inktonerman? They may have some suggestions. I hope this helps, it's so frustrating.
376851
I had no such issue but did have one cartridge that leaked slightly. I contacted the seller and had a great response almost immediately. I'd recommend reaching out directly to the seller. You may simply have a bad chip.
2010155
I don't know what "with chip black" mean. I just know I bought it and use it daily, and it works fine. No software or additional hardware necessary. Just the cable, as it shows in the picture.
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Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do... » Read More Hi Kimberly. A chip is a small microprocessor attached to the cartridge, and it talks to the printer to tell it about ink levels and other things. You can actually buy cartridges without chips (and save a few bucks) and try to reuse the chips from your old cartridges. This requires a device to reset the chip, and a little surgery, etc. My advice is, at these low prices, do NOT buy cartridges without chips and save yourself the headache. Another bit of advice: If you buy these cartridges (and I do) be very careful about ink spilling out of the cartridge when you remove the tape. I ALWAYS do it over a paper bag and am very careful not to spill any ink. BEST OF LUCK! -Joe « Show Less
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I download mine to my computer, edit and print from there with my Epson Print. You can take your chip to any place that has that kind of service with no problem. In our area, you can do that at Walgreens, Shop Ko, Mills Fleet Farm or Walmart. If you have a problem with the process customer service will help you. E. Hintz
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The black dots indicate the chips are for the black toner. If you ordered a color refill kit, you should have gotten chips with the corresponding color dot on them. Return or call. I'm on my second refill kit and have not had any problems...m
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you can refill them, the problem is the "chip" counts pages and Stops the printer from working... so you have to get new chips for each cartridge about $20 for new chips $40 for toner about $60; I tried rebuilt cartidges and the printer does not recognize the aftermarket rebuilt cartridges; basically Minolta Konica is saying buy only EOM! expensive... I would never buy another printer with page-counting-chips in it: HP got sued for their printers non functionality when the chip count said stop: they updated their software