Where can I buy a Lexmark ink cartridge which is self-refillable?
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Consult to company's customer care
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I cannot say how much ink is held in the Lexmark 17 and 27 cartridges, but what I can tell you is that these cartridges are shipped from Lexmark as 'Low Use' cartridges which basically means they are only half full.\n\nThe 'full' cartridges are Lexmark 16 and 26 (10N0016 and 10N0026). As for pricing the originals are substantially more expensive than the refilled ones.
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I had a Lexmark that did the same thing. While I hate Lexmark printers I must say their customer service was great. I called them, we walked through the basics, then they sent me a replacement for FREE (Fedex over night).\n\nMy personal suggestion, give it away and buy something different. The printer works fine, it's big, loud and their ink is $$$.
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Ink cartridges that have been refilled may work as well as new ones but some manufacturers include lubricates in their ink to help their printers function at the highest quality.  I suggest if you are going to use refill ink cartridge then replace with new ones every so often.
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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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I never suggest using refurbished cartridges because they tend to leak and just in case they do leak it will cause problems with your printer in the long run. I suggest buying in bulk at Sam's Club or Costco. They are still going to run about $60 but you will get a few extra  to keep on hand. If you look for the multi-packs at Office Depot or Office Max then you can save between $8 and $12.
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HP is my favorite.  You can even run them from a battery for total freedom.  These use an actual ink cartridge that's refillable!\n\nDell uses a thermal film transfer that works well.  Same as Kodak.\n\nEpson has an ink cartridge/paper pack refill system and works well.\n\nYour choice depends on who you trust for service and dependability.  I have had good luck with all of the above.
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Call the Lexmark tech support and have them give you the cd. I am sure they can give you the technical support you need.
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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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How about purchasing them online at different websites-\n\nhttp://www.maxmax.com/aUVBlueInvisibleInks.htm\nhttp://www.kopes.com/gadgets/invisible-ink-pen-uv-light.htm\nhttp://store.yahoo.com/airline/fisppencaspp2.html\n\nIsn't this the same as magic ink pens too?\nhttp://www.ustoy.com/cgi-bin/ustoy_cgi.sh/WService=ustoy/ustoy.com/novelty/product.htm?stateInfo=?&dept_id=151&pf_id=1043
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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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One is a high capacity cartridge.\n\nFor the love of god, do not wander blindly into buying a printer, or ink for one.  Cartridges are not magic ink fountains.  They contain a specific quantity of ink, which should be posted on the packaging in ml.  If you can not find the volume on ink on the packaging, odds are you are getting ripped.  A $19.99 cartridge might seem like a great deal, but if it has 5ml of ink in it, you're going to be buying them every 50 pages.
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You can't, once they run outta ink you throw them away and buy a new cartridge.
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Not sure if you want to know how to install the cartridges, what type of cartridges you need, etc.  so here's a link to Lexmark Technical Support for your X125:\n\nhttp://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/support.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:346:0:0&emeaframe=&target=http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/support.cgi&target=http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/support.cgi&&req=:::::\n\nplrr
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They take a lot of tech knowledge to maintain and to keep copies clear.  The consumables are expensive.  How many copies a month?  How photo like do you want the copies?  How much space do you have?  Are you partial to a given OEM?  HP has anice one in the LJ 4650.  I like the Lexmark line myself.  Maybe the 550.  If print quality is a major issue, the Xerox line id very nice.
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