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When the time comes to replace your cartouche encre HP, there is no doubt that this would have happened at a time when money is scare. We all need our printers to do several tasks for us, from printing out the latest family pictures to making sure that assignment deadline will be adhered to, when printing out your homework or documents for work.
The genuine HP Ink cartridge is one of the cheapest available; despite this they can still place a strain on your wage, if your printer is expected to get used on a daily basis. Due to this fact, using a quality compatible refill is the net best option for you. These refill kits are simply a means of refurbishing your current ink cartridges when it has become empty, the ink that is replaced will still be of the same quality, as the ink that was previously used, so there will be no negative effects on your images or documents when the time comes for the printer to do it job.
Utilizing refill kit for any compatible cartridge will translate to a huge amount of money saving on your part, however the downside to this is that if they are used incorrectly, they can cause an irreparable damage to your printer. Here are a few tips for you to keep you and your printer safe when looking to refill your Ink Cartridges.
Always look to buy ink that is specifically designed for your model of printer and ink cartridge. Each different printer requires a unique formula of ink to be able to work to its best standards, and using the wrong ink can permanently damage your printer.
Another good tip is to never wait until your ink cartridge is empty, doing this will only make sure that the remaining ink left in the cartridge will dry and block the cartridge outlets. Attempting to refill a damaged cartridge will only mean damage to your printer and a very poor quality of a final print.
Always make sure you fill the correct cartridge with the correct inks, as once you have made a mistake, it is impossible to reverse it. Always seek to read the manufacturer's instructions when attempting to carry out the task of refilling your ink cartridges.
