Will this work for the mg2220? i know it uses the pg-240 cartridge, but not sure if the software will allow refills.
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There is an issue with the software allowing refills but it can be easily overcome by pressing and holding down the button with the triangle on it for about 17 seconds ( not the power button, the other one ). This allows the printer to use recycled cartridges. Hold it until you hear the cartridge housing start moving.
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These cartridges are compatible with Brother printers. So these cartridges will not work with the Canon MG5320. You will need the PGI-225/CLI-226 ink cartridges.
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In all honesty I can't say whether it would work for your cartridge as the cartridge in question is not on the list of cartridges that can be refilled with this product. I would contact the company and ask them. Sorry I couldn't answer that.
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It looks like the MP280 uses the PG-210 (or PG-210XL which is just a higher capacity of ink). This is the exact cartridge my Pixma MX340 uses, and I use this kit to refill all the time. Works great!
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I think you have to ask XPRO, my MG5320 uses 5 cartridges but in my CISS there is a 6th ink bottle but empty, it all depends on the used cartridges in your printer.
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I'm not sure of the difference between the two cartridges, but the refill kit is fairly generic. It comes with stickers that when applied to the correct cartridges, will show you where the refill holes are located. It's a nice kit, and if your cartridges have refill holes...I suspect it would work.
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Yes, I have a MG 5320 and had to replace my cd printer tray and yours came up on the list of printers it would work with.
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I have the MG5320, a Pixma. I do not know what an MG8220 is? However, I will tell you what MY printer uses. Two black, a cyan, a red, and a blue. Now if I wanted to print in grey for a special effect to match a particular letterhead I would put a grey where one of the blacks is.
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Checkout Vinylengine.com Lots of info in the forum on this specific topic. The cartridge worked with my SL-1 but that's no guarantee it will work for you. I "googled" P22 replacement cartridge and found the forum discussion on vinylengine.com
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The answer is yes. Go to any store that sells canon ink cartridges. Look on the combo pack savings package for 240xl & 241xl ink. The package lists all of the printers you can use this ink for and MG3520 is included.
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Not work for MG6320, Canon MG6320 should be used PGI-250/CLI-251 ink cartridges.
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It is more a question of how much energy you are willing to put into making it work than the exact model number. Your creativity is required. Be prepared to modify. It works well with my MG5230 Pixma.
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Katherine- You should always cross check the following source to make sure- Canon USA.com. One you get on the site enter your printer # and it will display the proper information. The answer to your question is no. The MG 5320 takes 225/226's. The ad is advertising/selling 220/221's. Each manufacturer is constantly changing cartridge design to prevent 3rd party lost sales of ink. It is a mega billion $ business. If you like the ink and it runs(recognizes) the chip in your machine, then stick with it. 3rd party inks tend to be less vibrant for photo's- OK for ordinary paper copy stuff. It really depends on your application. Good Luck.
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Try this link -http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=ink+mg3122
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I do not have MP-280 Printer, so I cannot answer it correctly. I googled it and it uses PG-210 and CL-211. MY MG-3210 uses these cartridges and they had worked very well. So, 240, 241 cannot be used for your printer, you have to use 210 and 211.
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I only know that they did not work in my mg 5420... And since they do not refund on cartridges that you have opened-- the refund was only about 8 dollars on the 25 dollars spent...
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Looked at the Canon Website and the MG5520 uses the same cartridge. Look at the Owners Manual to be sure, but I bet the all the 5500 series uses the same cartridges.