how to refill a dell a920 ink cartridge?
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Dell aka Lexmark can be refilled by going to a local officemax store!  make sure the cartidge is in good shape.  All of the stores should a refill station now or real soon.  We have on in my Ny store I work at and have done many dell cartidges and they work fine both black and color.  just bring you old cartidge in and should cost 14.99 for black or 22.99 for color.  can refill hp, dell, lexmark, and some cannon cartidges at officemax.  good luck!\n\n~officemax employee
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Look at the bottom, there should be a little plastic cover with a hole in it..   Use some electrical tape to cover that hole.\n\nDrill a small hole in the front left or right corner of the top cartridge, being careful not to touch the plastic bags inside.\n(if you drill a hole in the middle you will rupture the plastic bags and you will have a cartridge that will not stop leaking)   Especially avoid that little white vent,  I know it is tempting to want to fill there.\n\nInject 40 ML of ink.\n\nSeal hole with hot glue.  MAKE sure you have a tight seal or you will have a mess on your hands.\n\nRemove the electrical tape from the bottom cover.  It is covering a little hole called a maze hole.  \n\nThis is the tricky part, you will want to use a blunt syringe (no Needle)  to remove 2-5 ml of ink from the bottom of the cartridge.  This will re-pressurize the cartridge and prevent it from leaking.\n\nTurn the cartridge right side up, make sure no ink is leaking from the bottom.  If so remove a couple more ML of ink from the bottom. \n\nWhen you finally have the right pressure the cartridge will not leak.   It is then safe to re-install.\n\nRun a couple print head cleaning then you are ready to start printing again.
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http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/suppliesselector.aspx?cs=19&l=en&c=us&printersku=221-6894&C1=51&L1=75&C2=30&L2=0&MD=942&dims=1\n\nAt the top there should be and ink and toner selection click on it pick your printer scroll down to next and order your ink
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Here are some instructions:\n\nhttp://www.pacificink.com/downloads/FLX-16.pdf\nhttp://www.pacificink.com/downloads/FLX-26.pdf\n\nThis may or may not help depending on which refill kit you are using, but it should give you a general idea of what to do.
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check the ink, unplug n replug the cartrege and check if there is any borken part in printer or try to change it
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Ok.....not sure this is going to work, but if you feel comfortable doing it....it may work.\n\nFirst......reboot the computer. Go to the start button and do the shutdown in the usual way.\n\nSee if that clears the problem.\n\n- - - if that doesn't work - - -\n\nSecond.....turn off/unplug the printer.....and reboot the computer.\n\n- - - if that doesn't work - - -\n\nGo into control panel...in whatever flavor of wndows(?) and get to the section on printers. Open it....select (highlight) it....and then click delete.\n\nThen....reboot the computer. Upon booting the computer may recognize the printer is attached and ask if you want to 'install' the driver(s) for it. Say yes and let Windows do its thing and select the appropriate driver for you.\n\nIf after doing these things, you may need to call the Philipines....errrr...I mean India.......oooops....sorry...I mean Dell....and ask them about the printer.\n\nIf you don't feel comfortable doing the above, then you may, indeed have to call <ahem> Dell.\n\n:)
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Open the front door, pull the cartridge out with the tab sticking up at you. Not sure if you can refill this type, but they're relatively cheap to replace.\nCheers.
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Your cartridge needs to have the top popped in order to refill.  HOWEVER, make sure the cartridge has not been run empty, or it will not respond to refilling.  Also if you have removed the cartridge and it is just sitting on your desk, then it will not respond either.  The printhead needs to be kept damp, or protected.  The last thing you need to know is that you MUST have lexmark 10n0026 ink.  If you bought one of the universal kits, you may be stuck with ink that is too thin and will leak, or ink that is too thick and will clog.\nOnce you determine that all is OK, simply use a knife to pry off the top of the cartridge, and if you cannot tell which color goes where, use a tooth pick to determine which color is where.  these are small cartridges and will not require much ink, so fill very slowly.  Watch the printhead and the top of the cartridge at the same time.  At the first sign of ink coming from the print head - STOP and pull back a bit on the needle (a very little bit).  You should also watch the top of the cartridge, as to avoid having the ink pour out of the top.  Repeat for all colors.  Hope this helps.\n\nIf you have to remove the cartridge prior to refilling, then you should place it in a zipper bag along with a slightly damp paper towel, until you can get to it.  It must remain moist, but not wet, and do not store in the freezer.
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It is always cheaper to refill, however you cartridges have to be printing perfectly in order to get a decent result from a refill.  You will also need to run regular print head cleanings to ensure you maintain quality.\n\nThe only licensed Dell dealer is Dell.  The cartridges you get from the third party site will most likely be re-manufactured, which is a fancy word for refilled.\n\nI agree with the previous answer of for the cost of replacing the cartridges, which you will have to do eventually as you will be luck to get 2 or 3 refills out of a Dell cartridge replace the printer with one whose inks are readily available.   Try to avoid Lexmark and Dell printers in the future.
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Here is a link to the user guide for the HP PSC 500 (it is 2.2MB).  It includes directions on how to insert a new printer cartridge:\n\nhttp://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/bpu02232.pdf
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You don't.\n\nThe cartridge has a chip on it which tell the printer the cartridge is empty.  Unless that chip is reset there is no way a refilled cartridge will work in the printer.
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go to the dell website and download the driver you will need the model number of the printer and be sure to download the one for your opearting system
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I have heard that the office supply store, Staples, produces high quality ink that is comparable to the printer's manufacturers ink. \n\nI found an article that points out Staples will be providing ink for Dell printers. Plus they offer some sort of in-store recycling program. Sorry couldn't find any comparisons online.
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This is a skewed paper feed issue. These kind of issues don't get resolved easily. You have mentioned that this the printer is not even an year old. Then I would say, call up DELL and they might arrange for a replacement for you.\n\nDELL tollfree number : 1-800-6249896
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I also use an Epson Stylus Photo 825, but don't refill the cartridges.\nhttp://www.printpal.com has generic cartridges for about $6 for Black and $7 for color cartridges...much, much better than trying to refill. Also give good quality photo prints. Best wishes, fredg
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You can take them to Office Depot, Office Max or Staples and they will give you $3.00 discount on each new cartridge.    Also, they will give you a ream of paper ( or whatever they are promoting) for each empty cartridge.\n\nGood Luck\n\nI found this in search:\nhttp://www.inkjetcartridge.com/selusyourem.html
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b4 u buy a printer check how much the ink cartridges are for it coz sum are costy