Where can I buy cheap and good cartridges for Lexmark X125 color printer?
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if you are looking for new carts you can find non-name brand cartridges at continental printing supplies.\n\ntheir contact info is in the site, they do not have the current prices in their site, but if you contact them, they can ship it to you in like 24-48 business hours and they are guaranteed to work in your machine.
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There are some HP really good and the lexmark ones are affordable, like the X6100
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you have to buy them from dell....\n\nthere are no generic ones for dell printers you can buy at wal mart, or staples, or anywhere...just Dell Online.
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If you have a lexmark you need to tell the printer that you have installed a new cartridge.\n\nThis is done during the installation procedures, consult manual
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Try www.dell.com\nthat's where I got mine and I love it. They have very inexpensive ones, too. The cheapes is around $300, I think. But Dell has excellent customer service also.\n\nJust don't buy a printer from them, b/c you have to buy the ink from them online. You'd be better off buying your computer from them and a printer at WalMart.\n\nHappy Shopping!
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Buy a new one you can get a new cartridges from"ink4everyone" for under £1.25
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The link below is for the Lexmark web site.  If it's drivers you need they are there.
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£14.99 from here: http://www.inkprices.com/item--Lexmark-18C0190E-(No.2)-Original-Colour-Inkjet-Cartridge--LEX18C0190E.html
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Funny thing, you have to tell a lexmark that you have installed a new cartridge.   Consult you manual.  It is usually in the printer tool box or utility menu.
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Don't get caught up in the printer maker misinformation that you can only use cartridges made my Lexmark, or Epson, HP, etc., etc., etc.\n\nI have 3 Epson printers and have been using 2nd source cartridges for several years with no problems or issues.  They are brand new cartridges, not refilled, and heres the price difference for my cartridges.  And yes, the brochure that came with the Epson printers said I absolutely needed to use the Epson cartridges because.....yadda, yadda, yadda.\n\nEpson or Staples   Black + Color Cartridge     $54\n\nimarketcity    Black + Color Cartridge               $3.50\n\nYep that's right $3.50 for a pair.  \n\nGive it a try.  I think you'll be happy with the results you realize.\n\nhttp://www.imarketcity.com\n\nHope this helps.
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epsons arent the best idea (as you've probably already figured out). like you said, the ink isn't cheap and it's tough to keep the ink from clotting up in there. laser printers are the way to go. they last much longer, print thousands of pages before needing a new toner, and toners can be found online for a decent price (they might cost more than an inkjet cartridge, but just keep in mind you wont have to buy them as often). \n\nif youre still looking for an inkjet, take a look at the HP lines. theyre fast, dependable, and not too expensive.\n\n*dont buy ink (toners or cartridges) at the store. check online and you'll find them for significantly less.
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The cheapest place I have found is http://www.123inkjets.com \nI have been rebuilding printers for some time now and that is where I get all of the ink I use.
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There are a lot of ink companies out there that sell generic for everything.  The last one I used was Printpal.
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Check out \nPrintpal.com\n123ink.com\n\nI've found really decent priced inks there.
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Try Epson America Inc. The link is below.
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You first will want to find a kit specifilcally designed for your type of cartridge.  You may have a little more luck finding one designed for a lexmark #82 or #83 (18LOO32 and 18LOO42).  Lexmark makes most Dell cartridges so the ink and method will be similar.  if you haven't had a good print within the last couple weeks don't bother, your cartridges are too dry. \n\n\nFor you black Cartridge:\n\nLocate the vent hole at the top of the cartridge. You will want to widen it slighy to accomate the needle.  \nThe cartridge has a capacity of 20ml of ink however I find the best way to avoid leakage is to underfill. Inject about 10ml of ink.\nAllow the cartridge to settle, ie.  let it rest with the printhead facing down. If there is any excess ink it will leak out the bottom.  So make sure you have something underneath to absorb any ink.  When you have no leakage it is safe in reinstall the cartridge.\n\nFor you colour:\n\nAt the back of the top of the cartridge you should see a little slot in the lid.   Use a small screw driver to pry the lid off.  Be careful, you need to lid to be in one peice.\n\nYou should see 6 holes underneath the lid which correspond to the three colours.   Again underfill.  They should take about 6ml of ink per colour.  Use 3ml.  Let rest as you did the black.\n\nAfter reintalling the cartridges run a couple print head cleanings, this will get rid of any ink and debris that is in caught in the printhead.\n\nAs a warning refilling is messy, you are altering the cartridge, and using third party ink.  Make sure you are running regular print head cleanings and watching for any smearing or blobbing of ink.   First sign of any problems remove the cartridges and replace with new ones.
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It appears they're dirt cheap on eBay.  I went to eBay UK and search for "dx3800" and it came up with the following:\n\nhttp://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.co.uk%2Fws%2F&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=DX3800&category0=\n\nThere are loads of sets of 4 or 12 cartridges for about £5, so I think that's the sort of thing you're after.  Double check all the details first of course, and don't be afraid to ask the seller any questions.  You don't need to be in a rush to buy them - there's SO many on there ending all the time.\n\nAll the best - I hope that helps!