How do you open it to refill the ink?
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Just unscrew the top of the pen and remove old ink and replace with new one.
1339368
Its easy, take off the cap then just unscrew the bottom quarter of the pen. The refills are pretty common, ive got a fisher refill in mine.
1339369
Unscrew the tip of the barrel (inside the cap) and replace it with a standard refill. The pen disassembles into 4 parts: cap, barrel body, barrel tip, and ink refill (terminology mine). It's very easy... I've got it disassembled in front of me on my desk.
1339370
The cap unscrews. It takes a standard Parker pen refill. This was a good choice since the top of the pen does not have rough edges, so your thumb does not get chewed up when "defensive stabbing".
2252362
Hi, it is filled with ink. you can't refill it. I tried to use it again by drilling a hole but you have to figure out how to reseal the hole well.
1939581
If you are talking about the actual ink cartridge (not how to get to it), there is a little tab (arch...kind of like a rainbow shape) on top of the ink cartridge that is currently in your printer that you can stick your finger under and flip up. There will be two of them (a pink one on the left for color & a black one on the right for black). Once you flip the tab up, the empty ink cartridge will be slanted so you can take it out and replace with the new one. Position the new ink cartridge in the same position as the old one was in (slanted position) and push down the tab (ink cartridge will pop into position on its own). Good Luck. If you are talking about the actual ink cartridge (not how to get to it), there is a little tab (arch...kind of like a rainbow shape) on top of the ink cartridge that is currently in your printer that you can stick your finger under and flip up. There will be two of them (a pink one on the left for color & a black one on the right for black). Once you flip the tab up, the empty ink cartridge will be slanted so you can take it out and replace with the new one. Position the new ink cartridge in the same position as the old one was in (slanted position) and push down the tab (ink cartridge... » Read More If you are talking about the actual ink cartridge (not how to get to it), there is a little tab (arch...kind of like a rainbow shape) on top of the ink cartridge that is currently in your printer that you can stick your finger under and flip up. There will be two of them (a pink one on the left for color & a black one on the right for black). Once you flip the tab up, the empty ink cartridge will be slanted so you can take it out and replace with the new one. Position the new ink cartridge in the same position as the old one was in (slanted position) and push down the tab (ink cartridge will pop into position on its own). Good Luck. « Show Less
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I purchased the same to products. You must break the printer to attach the ink system to the printer. I could not get it to work the instruction were quite poor. I then ordered empty refillable cartridges from the ink filling station and ink. these work great you just pull out a plug fill the cartridge with ink and put it back into the printer. You can use the ink in the ink system to fill the cartridges. Hope this helps.
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there is a little black nub above the clip. you rotate the yellow cap around and match the 'refill' printing with the nub. then press the yellow cap down. It will now open the jaws wider and allow the refill and it's metal sleeve out and a new refill in.
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Barbara...I believe that you refill them from the top of each individual reservoir, after you open the front hatch that exposes them. Remove the filter plug and using something like a syringe, inject the ink into the reservoir. As far as what type of ink, it all depends on what printer you have. Do a google search regarding you printer asking for something like "what ink does the ** printer use?"
323383
push down on the green button while pulling the top of the clear plastic container; it is a little tight but should release. there is a black plug on the bottom you remove in order to refill.
1301930
To replace any ink tube, just pull. Hard. When inserting the refill, push. Hard! Don't worry.
394908
Hi Cheryl, first you twist the "piston" part (the red end) till the end of the piston...inside the converter...is all the way down to the end of the converter, forcing all the air out of it. You'll see the whole piston in the length of the clear plastic tube of the converter. Then you dip the end of the converter into the ink bottle (you might get a little ink on your fingertips doing this...I always do) and twist the red part again in the other direction till the piston is drawn back up into the body of the converter. This "sucks" ink out of the bottle & into the converter. Dab any little bit of excess ink off the open end of the converter with a paper towel or something (ink won't spill out of the converter or anything, its kinda held inside by pressure or what have you) then stick that sucker into your fountain pen. :-) You may or may not have to twist the piston back down a tiny bit to "push" a little ink into your pen's nib to get the flow started. Hope this helps. --John Dunn, Harrison AR
1167647
top lid opens up from front. scan glass under lid. lift just under that to install ink . printed paper comes out just below that to the front. and bottom paper tray is just below that also slides out front. hope extra info also helps.
1719508
Just unscrew the top part that has the nib from the bottom. You will see a tiny metal knob sticking out of the top where you can push and plug a ink cartridge. It is pretty easy. There is always youtube if you need a demo..... :)
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All you do is pull down (forward and down) on the front and then just pull the cartridge out (a little upward and out). To put in the new cartridge just push in the cartridge with a little downward motion until it clicks in place and close the door.
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Barbara...I believe that you refill them from the top of each individual reservoir, after you open the front hatch that exposes them. Remove the filter plug and using something like a syringe, inject the ink into the reservoir.As far as what type of ink, it all depends on what printer you have. Do a google search regarding you printer asking for something like "what ink does the ** printer use?"
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I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You then need to run a test print page. I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You... » Read More I have a HP6500 officejet. Have you already taken the other printhead out? I bought a refurbished one from Amazon and it was like new. I followed the instructions in my handbook that came with my printer. If yours is like mine. You open the top of the printer as if you were changing the ink. At the right hand side there is a gray lever, raise it up. That will release the pressure and you can remove the ink cartridges. You then, pay close attention to how the printhead comes out, then just place the new one in there, put ink cartridges back, put gray lever back down to lock in place. You then need to run a test print page. « Show Less
1335428
Pull out rubber tabs on top then recycle ink fill on printer a few times or just start printing ink will start
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Changing the ink is very easy... First keep the printer plugged in and ON (the ink cartridge will slide down to the opening for easy access). Then place hand under, yes under the front of the printer (in space just above the area where the final print comes out). You may have to bend or scoot down to see a latched (spring) door at back, place finger in and pull downward (cartridges will come to the centre). Place thumb/index finger on raised tab on the front of cartridge case and gently pull upwards and outwards (to you). Hope this helps.
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You really don't need instructions. Look for the little indent on the cartridge and poke a hole, place the ink filler in the hole and gently push until it bubbles up (which means it's full) then place a little piece of scotch tape over the hole!