Where can I buy a Lexmark ink cartridge which is self-refillable?
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I have had alot of luck with simplybargains.com. They have just about anything you need in the printer department. Good luck.
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500-1000 only\nIf your so Cartridge's weight \nSome time get best results.\nso i advise to you please refel you cartridge
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This is a site that Kim Komando use for her ink needs. They also have a large variety of Epson cartridges.\n\nhttp://www.inksell.com/\n\nThis site has even cheaper prices and handles a large variety of Epson cartridges\n\nhttp://www.123inkjets.com/
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Toss it...it is cheaper to replace it than to try and repair it..Nothing personal but I wouldn't use a Lexmark product if you gave it to me! Try to purchase a quality printer to meet your specifications..I love Epson and HP...you definately get what you pay for!
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Almost every "big box" stationary store like Office Depot or Staples carries them. You can also see if your local Board of Realtors sells them to people without a license.
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I dont know of any online, but if you go to your local business supply store like officemax, office depot they usualy have preprinted ones for a few $$.
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Some print cartridges have an embedded chip that communicates with the printer to advise ink levels. When you buy from aftermarket suppliers (especially refillers) they may not support these.
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you can buy them at the places that sell bulk ink, but the ink sucks, he colors don't match, and is thinner, I ruined my print head on a 300 epson doing that\njust a warning
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If you are looking for drivers, a model number would help but you can try by checking Lexmark, http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/selections.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:0:0:0&target=http://downloads.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/downloads.cgi&&req=:::::
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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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Lexmark z33.\n\nThe cartridges 16/26 or 17/27 are quite possibly the poorest designed cartridges on the market.  The print head clogs quickly, they are low capacity and they really don't have all that many nozzles to begin with, thus print quality is less than that of their competitors.\n\nTo Add insult to injury when this printer came on the market you could purchase it for $30 and would have to spend 90 to replace the cartridges.  Most were trashed, adding to the problem of E-waste.   Thank you Lexmark for another substandard quality product.\n\nDid I mention they also make Dells?
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Possibly, I think Lexmark is responsible for many Dell branded printers. Check out a ink cartridge seller that sells non branded cartridges and see if they use the same cartridge for both printers. If they do, then it will most likely work.
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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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Any good printer should have that option.\n\nMy Lexmark all in one will do that real quick.\n\nGet one at Walmart.\n\nDavid
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I wouldn't pay more than about $5 for a lexmark.   That model is not currently being produced however you may be able to find one used.   Buyer beware,  when a item is used or easy to find refurbished that usually means that there is something wrong with it.