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Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series
Author: Yianni	December 1, 2003 at 19:48:47
in reply to: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series posted by Michael Kay on November 30, 2003 at 20:44:40

	The new cartridges don't hold more ink like the old corresponding ones. On the other hand someone can fill them full of ink. It needs slower filling, suitable ink, take precaution of removing as much of the cleaning fluid, etc. BTW, wellcome to the new Inkjet Refilling Board. > It appears that the newest assault on recyclers by these > two companies is to produce a cartridge so small that the > sponge material just baarely holds the OEM assigned amount, > and the on successive refills the sponge material will not > hold a full fill.
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	Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series Michael Kay 20:45:30 12/1/2003 (4) Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series Alchemist 21:12:18 12/1/2003 (0) Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series Alchemist 21:10:51 12/1/2003 (2) Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series Michael Kay 12:17:02 12/2/2003 (1) Re: HP 56/57/58 and Lexmark 10N series arleen zomer 22:04:17 3/30/2004 (0)
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