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Re: About Lexmark 10Nxxxx cartridges
 Author: Yianni February 6, 2004 at 17:10:13 
in reply to: Re: About Lexmark 10Nxxxx cartridges posted by alchemist on February 5, 2004 at 22:30:24
    Thank you Alchemist,

The specific cartridges are assembled in Mexico. They have
marks on the contacts, but less visible than marks made
from a printer (may not noticable in the first sight).
Because you said that Mexico plant tests filled cartridges,
it seems that they are originals, as there aren't any
scraches in the whole cartridge surface. I couldn't think
that they test all cartridges. But why not?

> Hi Yianni,
>
> Last time I visited the Lexmark plant, in Mexico, they were testing the circuits on the filled cartridges. There were no visable markings on most of the contacts.
> A plant in USA that filled new HP cartridges was print testing some of them before cleaning and taping. Some of the contacts had a very minor marking. This may not be happening in Portugal where mosy of the European cartridges used to be made.
>
> alchemist
>
   
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