Matching a Cartridge to Your Printer Model
The most common return is a cartridge that does not fit. Model numbers are close together and easy to misread. Get the number from the printer Take the mod
Toner Streaks and Faded Print: The Simple Checks First
Print quality problems usually have a mechanical explanation and a quick fix, so it is worth working through the obvious before replacing anything. Faded o
Storing Cartridges So They Do Not Dry Out
Cartridges have a shelf life, and how they are stored decides whether you reach it. Leave them sealed The foil packaging keeps ink from drying and toner fr
OEM, Compatible and Remanufactured Cartridges
Three categories, three different propositions, and the labels are used loosely. OEM Made by the printer manufacturer. The most expensive, and the baseline
Standard or High Yield: Working Out Cost Per Page
The cartridge that costs less is often the more expensive one. Cost per page is the number that settles it. How to work it out Divide the price of the cart