CANON Pixma PRO 10 setup and 3rd party ink use

[@michaelgebhard9869]

Just purchased a slightly used canon pro-10, and I’m immediately realizing after buying my first OEM replacement set of cartridges that I need to find an alternative to OEM after printing 3 “highest quality” 13x19 prints. Lol. I think I’m understanding what you’re saying about the different cycles and purge cycles and the need to replace the entire set after one cartridge empties, now I just have to figure out more info on where to find the correct cartridges and ink supplies. Thank you for sharing and look forward to watching more of your videos to learn more!

[@cheo1949]

Search on EBAY for PGI72 empties. You can then refill those to compile your second set along with your original set. Whatever you do..Do not get Compatibles

[@amandaluebbers3023]

You had a lot of really helpful verbal instruction in this video. Could you please demonstrate as you explain? I'm not sure I understand everything you are saying.

[@2Langdon]

Oh yeah, another good one, thanks very much, Jose. My second hand Pro 10 is still outside in the back of my car while I make room for it, a refill kit just arrived - redsetter, inks etc and your excellent videos are showing me the way!

[@cheo1949]

Good luck.

[@naytron210]

Very excellent advice here for something that may not be immediately obvious. Thank you sir!

[@cheo1949]

Thanks.

[@neilcreek]

I've ordered a Pro10 and I'm eagerly awaiting its arrival. This video gave me the confidence to know what to do when it arrives and how to properly refill the carts when they run out. Thank you! :D

[@cheo1949]

Thank you and good luck with your new PRO10.

[@ceb7422]

Service question: I have owned a Pro 10 for a number of years. Love it. Only use OEM inks. My problem is that device which holds the ink cartridges will not move from right to left. Spent an hour on the phone with a Canon tech. He used all the tricks he knew, but never got any movement of the ink cartridge holder. He recommended going up the the new 300. Before I do that is there any way to have the Pro 10 serviced? I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and have no idea if there is any place to to have it serviced. April 25 2022 Thanks Chuck

[@pmwebber22]

Further comment, or question... instead of changing out all 10 at a time for the spare set, how about if one cart is showing low, take them all out, top them all up and reset them all before replacing them all? Seems similar to the spare set strategy. Peter

[@cheo1949]

Sure! If you can do that in a few minutes. But you simply can not just let the print head sitting in that cartridge change position for a half hour!

[@CoffrinsOldWestGallery]

Is there some reason NOT to unplug the Pro-10 and similar Canon printers when the printhead is in the center position for replacing cartridges? Doing so would lock the printhead in place and allow plenty of time to refill if someone had only one set of cartridges, yes? Thank you for all your videos!

[@saigonzu9658]

Hi Mr Jose. The inks for Canon Pro 10 and Pro 300 ARE SAME?

[@funnyguise]

exactly what I was wondering. Thanks!!

[@Gizmopennington]

Jose: I have a canon pixma pro 300 that just went belly up with the ink absorber error. I still have a pro 10 that was replaced because of a bad print head error. I would like to put the print head from the 300 into the 10 but the 10 is in error mode and I can't acsess the print head to make the swap. Is there a way I can release the printhead with the white and orange lamps flashing?

[@jimfarmer537]

I would like to use 3rd party inks in my Pro10. Can you suggest the best inks to buy? I see several years ago you suggested Precision Signature inks but that was in an older video. Please let me know the best ones to get in 2024. Thank You

[@greenophotography]

Excellent video. Had never occurred to me the waste of ink with each purge after a single cart replacement; excellent point. Simple, but excellent point. I have a Pixma Pro-1. Have you done a video on this topic for that printer, or is the process the same (or similar enough) that such a video would be redundant? Very much like your videos. Thank you.

[@cheo1949]

My practice of exchanging complete sets of carts only applies to printers whose cart chips you can reset. That is not the case with the PRO1. But the PRO1 does not run purge cycles when you exchange carts so you don't have to worry. Any cleaning cycles that will occur during printing are trigger by a certain length on time. On the PRO100 IT is 120 hours and in the Pro10 it is 60 hours.

[@pmwebber22]

Hi Jose, very useful and thank you. One thing I don't get: it's the need for two full sets of OEM carts. Firstly, here in the UK a full set costs £116 or over $150. That's not peanuts. Also if I used only OEM cartridges, I'd be changing each one as it ran out, not all 10 at once. So how's that different from refilling and resetting my cartridges one at a time? I mean I see about the purging using a lot of ink, but a "normal" user who only uses OEM carts would surely be suffering the same purges of all 10 after changing just one. Sorry to be dense... Peter

[@cheo1949]

I just means that your internal waste ink pads will become saturated a lot quicker. Each Disruption of a cartridge whether you change it or not or whether is it one or ten at a time will generate a purge cycle to re prime the print head as air is internally aspirated when you do that. If you do not refill then you have no choice but if you do that is the practice we recommend to minimize purge cycles after each cart change. If I change one cart every two weeks in 20 weeks I will have generated 10 full global purges. If I change a full set every 10 weeks I will generate only 2 purges. If you are really quick you can reset and fill your 10 carts or....not. Having that extra ready set makes it a piece of cake.,

[@scueva]

Jose Love your videos.....keep it going.

[@cheo1949]

Thank you.

[@jameshind6644]

I do it slightly differently. Each time a cart goes empty I fill and reset all the carts inside the printer. This way I always have a full set and there is no need to have a second set. Yes it mixes the original and 3rd party inks (precision colours) but I can’t see any difference..

[@cheo1949]

Absolutely. The only reason I do not push that is because most folks can not reset and fill carts lightning fast. That second set just makes the process be a piece of cake.

[@carolsummers7414]

But how do you know the weight of the carts if you're not actually weighing them?

[@cheo1949]

Because the exit sponge will show ink accumulating. That means they are full. Squeeze the cart's sides and bolt off excess ink. Apply orange cap.

[@jameshind6644]

Carol Summers , I do weigh the carts. However after you have filled them a few times you can actually tell when they are full as the sponge becomes saturated.

[@PanEuropeanSTRider]

I know this is an old video but I hope you will still see my question, as I've just bought a Pro 10S and waiting for it to be delivered. You say that it saves ink wastage if you switch out all 10 carts if one is empty because the printer is dumb enough to purge all 10 carts even if you only change one. This seems like the engineers at Canon are a bit "hard of thinking" but I don't think they are. If they thought to make the printer smart enough to only purge the cartridge that was changed, then switching out all 10 would be the waste of ink and switching out only the one(s) which are empty would be the efficient method. So you see, it's important to know for sure whether the printer purges all 10 cartridges or only the one(s) that were swapped and I can't find the answer in the user manual. So my question is: How do you know that all 10 cartridges are purged when you only change 1? I will email Canon to see whether their designers had the brains to make the printer only purge the cartridges that need purging but who knows if I'll get a response?

[@cheo1949]

How? Because they do. In order for only a single channel be purged you would need a purge pad that was subdivided into 10 isolated zones pertaining to each color cart. HA!!!!! You would not want to pay for that. Purging is performed by Vacuum from said purge pad. Of course they could implement that. But it is not cost-effective for them. But why complain. You are refilling? Simply reset and top off ALL the carts at once. You start at 100%. If you do not...after about 3 full cart fill cycles you will have all your levels at different rates. One cart is removed and refilled and during the subsequent purge the one that was low?is now empty. I call it the Domino Effect. You can 100% avoid it completely by following my suggestions. If you can reset and fill super fast you can do all 10 carts. If not then you need an already set reset and filled and just swap all your carts at once when one is empty. 1 full purge every couple of months is better than 10. Your internal pads lifespan will be extended by 10x as well.

[@PanEuropeanSTRider]

@@cheo1949 Thank you for the detailed explanation.

[@johndileo7202]

hi, Jose, thanks again fr the excellent videos. I have 3 questions. 1) is RED the only ink that should be OEM when refilling with PCIs? 2) When I bought my Pro 10, I bought an extra set of OEM inks with it--so I have two sets of cartridges. IN order to minimize ink loss, could I just replace the whole set with that extra set when the first original cart is empty, reset and refill all the original carts to use as the future backup set for when the next cart goes empty? 3) you mention that there is a short 5 minute window to exchange a cartridge...is that for EACH cartridge or for all 10--do you have just 5 minutes to replace all 10? Thanks again for all the help you provide.

[@cheo1949]

#1 yes. #2 Use ALL of your OEM carts till empty and fill them one at a time until all 20 have been used. Why waste your OEM inks. Then begin doing full exchanges when any goes empty. #3 The print head will only stay in the change position for 5 minutes. Then it will move back whether you are done or not. You gotta work fast.

[@cs6993]

Is it so important to replace the carts immediately? Will something bad happen to the printer while it waits for you to fill your carts? I would rather just refill and reset the same set of carts inside the printer and plug it back in. Just got a pro 10 and I’m anxious to know how to take care of it!

[@cheo1949]

You can not have a port in the print head without a cartridge for more than a couple of minutes so so if you decide to reset and refill each cart in situ then you really have to work FAST! The print head carriage will move to the right after about 5 minutes. You better be finished with all the fill us!

[@lschiz-photography1765]

Again I thank you for your diligent excellent work and sharing this all with us. Just got my PRO-10 set up and first "TEST" print run. Planning on moving right to Precision Color inks. Here are my my plan base on what I recall from your videos. 1. Get a second set of 10 carts immediately. I Am thinking, go ahead, order a set of Canon OEM ink and carts. So now I have more ink and good fresh carts. 2. Buy the Precision Color ink set and reseter. Now when the first cart goes empty, Swap out the complete set to the new OEM inks and carts. 3. Use PC colors and refill the set i just took out, the set that is partial empty that still has OEM ink in the carts. Questom Is mixing the inks a problem filling partial empty carts of OEM ink with PC inks? IF so What's you recommendation to make a clean transition ? Thank you Joe Scott

[@cheo1949]

You can let your Pro 10 cartridges go to the empty condition and then dribble fill them with Precision color inks. The problems that occur with a pro100 with OEM Yellow do not apply ink do not apply to the Pro 10 so don't worry about the yellow ink.

[@lschiz-photography1765]

@@cheo1949 Thank you Jose. So then do I let them go to empty one at a time refilling one at a time, and forcing/allowing a cycle on all 10 until all 10 are refilled with PC inks? THEN do I swap all 10 cartridge each time one is empty? Thank you Jose

[@cheo1949]

Yes and yes.

[@SergioRodriguez-mm1nj]

@@cheo1949 Hi Jose, I am about to unbox a pro 10 and going to refill with PC inks. My second set of cartridges is also oem. Can you clarify if (I want to do it right and be 100% sure) when the first cartridge of the second set(oem also) runs empty do I replace all the cartridges with the other set of refilled cartridges or do I need to run the process as with the first set of cartridges. That is when one goes empty of the second set, refilled it an put it in until all 10 cartridges of the second set have gone trough a cycle of getting empty and then replace them all with the first set fully refilled. Many thanks.

[@stevenjohnson5984]

Thanks Jose, much appreciated knowledge about the Pro 10. Knowing about how easy it is to refill cartridges will probably change my purchasing decision. About how many prints are you getting before the waste pads fill up? Thanks again.

[@cheo1949]

Awesome!

[@makemyburdenlight]

I have a pro 10, and the MBK is now out of ink. Its the only one out of ink since we print art mostly in black. I feel stupid, I'm so confused on what you mean by the purge cycle and replacing cartridges, etc. Can someone explain it to me like I'm 5yrs old? 😂 Are you saying that if 1 ink cartridge goes empty, but the rest are full, that I still need to replace ALL the ink cartridges at the same time? And to have a backup set ready to go at all times?

[@cheo1949]

A purge cycle occurs after each and every cart change. It re primes the print head as it can aspirate air when you remove a cart to exchange it. The Full exchange of carts is only for your refilling and you have two full sets of carts at your disposal. If you are using only OEM then definitely not. One at a time.

[@hooshangmaster]

Since you're surrounded by ink. are you drinking the ink in the mug?

[@cheo1949]

Yeah funny? That would be a pretty expensive drink.

[@ArnoldBrion]

I’ll gladly buy one of those cartridge covers with the superglued syringe adapter from you if you have any extra... you name the price. I just don’t trust myself enough to do all that for my refilling needs

[@cheo1949]

I only have mine at the moment.

[@sillypianoguy]

Hello, Thanks for your great videos! I have learned a LOT about printers from watching them! I have a Cannon MG63000. I am not a professional printer. I mostly print documents for business or personal use, worksheets for students, and occasional images and photos. I have a few third party inks that seemed to work fine at first, but after a while, seemed to deplete ink levels rapidly, and cause my printer to show error messages which require resetting the printer to fix (turning off/unplugging, replugging and turning back on). I am wondering if you have a suggestion for the best budget option for printing on this printer. I've already seen some of your videos where you have discouraged using a CIS with Cannon printers. Also, I might be interested in buying a new printer entirely if that would help save on ink costs. The refills for the Cannon MG63000 are somewhere around $90/set! I don't necessarily need super high quality. I am just looking for a budget option for refilling my inks that won't make my printer go haywire (either on the cannon printer, or purchasing a new printer, if that would be more economical long-term). Thanks for your time in reading this comment!

[@cheo1949]

www.precisioncolors.com. zupports CANON "G" printers. I know nothing about them as I only work with PRO Photo printers.

[@sillypianoguy]

Jose Rodriguez thanks for the info! Any recommendations for best overall budget home printing setups?

[@cheo1949]

The PRO-100 if you are in the USA.

[@StephenCotterell]

Thank you for this lesson. I am still getting used to using my Canon Pixma Pro 10-S and understand printing with it from within Photoshop much easier than using Canon's Print Studio Pro software. Currently, I am only using Canon Inks and various Canon Papers so I am really looking forward to your approach for third party inks with the 10-S. Best wishes Stephen Kingston upon Thames SW London, England

[@cheo1949]

OEM inks are King! PC signature edition plus OEM Red is as close as you can get to original ink performance.

[@StephenCotterell]

Jose Rodriguez Thank you. Any tips on controlling the 10-S using the Canon Printing software please?

[@cheo1949]

PSP is automatic and pretty much, foolproof! You just do the layout and choose the paper type ( CANON ) and choose AUTO. If you do not get a match to your monitor then the monitor is off.

[@StephenCotterell]

Thanks - I had another go at printing a beautiful photograph of mine this morning and all went well using the Print Studio Pro software. I can't think what I did to mess up such a simple process previously!

[@cheo1949]

The mysteries of Photo Printing. Believe me when something goes wrong and then it is correct, it is always due to user error. Unless the printer suddenly stops working properly.

[@G.Menounos]

Dear Jose Rodriguez thank you for all the precious information that you give us. Please dear sir, i have one question. After of all that video of yours i descide to buy the Canon Pro 10 S, the inks and the Dedicated PGI-72 Resetter for Pro-10 from the " Precision Colors " is suitable for my Printer? Because i see only ( Pro 10 ) in site, Not Pro 10 S ... Thank you

[@cheo1949]

They are both identical. The S is the non USA version .

[@G.Menounos]

@@cheo1949 Thank you very much

[@amyy9519]

Hi. We bought a brand new canon Pixma pro 10s. Followed all the instructions but 2 of the end ink lights don’t light up. Tried reinserting them and turning on/off etc but still getting same problem. Canon are saying it’s a hardware issue but their not sure if it’s a cartridge issue. Was wondering if you have any advice please? Thanks

[@cheo1949]

It could be either or both.

[@rolzkrojs]

Hello Jose. First i want to thank you for all the help and information, find it really useful. I wasw just wondering if you have an inkset or two to recommend for the canon pro 10s. I live in norway and cant seem to find anywhere on the internet that will send me presicion color inks, and i am kind off worried about some of the cheap generic inks. Just wondering if you have any recommendations at all for me?

[@cheo1949]

All I can offer as a suggestion is octoink.co.uk I don't have experience with anything else in Europe.

[@samtariq7451]

Hello Jose. I recently bought a used pro 10s for cheap on ebay. However it came with compatible cartridges with ink. The previous user has been using compatibles so I'm not sure if it was initialised with compatibles also. If this is the case, is there a way I can re-initialise the printer with original canon ones? I'm planning to buy the original cartridges from canon and throwing the cheap alternatives away.

[@cheo1949]

No need to do that what I recommend is that you purchase a set of real OEM carts, install them and then from that point on reset and refill those OEM cartridges with a good third-party inks such as sold by Precisioncolors.com

[@samtariq7451]

@@cheo1949 Thank you very much sir!

[@jasonsmith5107]

Looking for a printer that does pigment based heat transfers well. Can you validate that this is a very good printer for that? Thanks!

[@cheo1949]

You mean the PRO10? It should. Common Heat transfer paper is more aimed at Dye ink printers though. Since I do not any of these heat trasffer paper I can not tell you it definitely work. I do sublimation which totally different process than the "Iron on" type heat transfer products.

[@angelog4150]

I have just bought an Epson Pigment based ink photo printer. After I use the set up cartridges, what third party pigment based ink would you recommend that will provide brilliant colors but won’t fade quickly and provide close to OEM standards? InkOwl, Precision colors, or another third party brand? Thank you for your time.

[@cheo1949]

CONE from injetmall.com is the best follows by PC and INKOWL. By the way, No third party in will ever match original inks in All categories

[@angelog4150]

Jose Rodriguez sounds great. Thank you 🙏

[@ChrisAnsonPhotography]

How do you handle the OEM Red from a replacement/refill and backup set standpoint? I just looked at the Precision Color website and it appears they sell the OEM in a bottle and that I would allow me to top off the Red in the set I remove it needed. Is that correct?

[@cheo1949]

You get 82 ML and that equals ONE load or ONE refill when performed at the empty point which is the correct way to refill with the PRO-1000.

[@sveinjarleanglevik1770]

I'm considering buying a Canon 10S and I'm watching movies you've made using cartridges you can refill. What ink do you use and where do you buy it? Is this ink as good as Canon's original ink. Can we use the refilling tank several times, or is it a one-time use?

[@cheo1949]

You must live outside ofnthe USA and prevents you from using precisioncolor ink set which it the best. They do not ship outside the USA. No other third-party ink I've used is as good. You can try www.octoinkjet.co.uk but it is not as good a match. You can reset and refill YOUR own original cartridges indefinitely.

[@mikebreler9724]

Once the new blank cartridge set of 10 is installed then what should I do when one of those colors goes empty? Remove and top off all of them and reinstall all? Use the original set that came with it after refilling all of those again? Or, do I need to have a second new blank cartridge set filled and replace with those and top off all the cartridges in the 1st new blank set for repeating the cycle? Thanks

[@cheo1949]

You only have about 5 minutes once you move the printhead to the cart change position. Reset and drip fill as many as you can before the head carriage moves back. If you do have a second set then exchange the complete set whenever a color is declared near empty. Actually just do whatever is easiest for you.

[@mikebreler9724]

@@cheo1949 Thanks for that info!

[@Gizmopennington]

Jose, I have a Pro-10 that I have been rotating 3 sets of OEM cartridges through complete sets each time one is emptied. I'm now after several, maybe thirty fillings each set, I'm finding that one or two in each set is unable to take in the whole 32g of ink when refilling. Do I need to start replacing the cartridges with new OEM cartridges or is there something that can be done to "rejuvenate" my current sets to accept the full 32g. The ones that are not taking the full amount are only allowing the weight to get to about 30.32g to 31.50g currently they seem to be just the PM, M, C, and CO cartridges, in two sets, overflowing before reaching 32g. Any advice would be appreciated!

[@cheo1949]

I would worry too much. 32 grams is just the average weight you should be able to load. You likely have a bit of air which is preventing that last ml from getting in. Squeeze the sides after tapping the cart on a table top to dislodge air bubbles. When you squeeze the sides you will see foam. That's air.

[@Gizmopennington]

@@cheo1949 Thank you for your response. I did do the squeezing and tapping but it didn't seem to make much difference. I was storing the "empties" for several months before refilling and had them stored up-side-down. I will try and get them refilled as soon as they are emptied to see if that makes any difference. If not I may just buy some OEM replacements and see If I can score some more free paper from Canon, not sure if they are still doing that but I picked up a lot of nice paper when buying the 2 spare sets of cartridges I have. Thanks to you for the information on that give-a-way too!

[@valentinatamayo3009]

Hi Jose, sorry, it is not about the video. O have a canon pixma pro 100, and I am not going to use it for pictures. Is this one good for use it like a normal printer with normal paper bond? Or is it bad idea? Gracias!! Thanks for your videos!!

[@cheo1949]

Sorry but it is a Very bad idea! It is made and designed for high quality photos on glossy and luster photo prints papers and not home paper. Results on plain paper are not good. a laser printer is much better for printing to plain paper.

[@valentinatamayo3009]

Jose Rodriguez Ok Jose, thanks a million master of printers!! Blessings!!

[@marciomiranda8837]

Hello Jose thanks for your help. Can you please send me the link of the empty cartridges you found on ebay? For Canon Pro 10 PGI-72. I found many but I don't know which one to buy. I trust that you know which one is the best to buy. Thanks in advance.

[@cheo1949]

They are all pretty much the same. People are realizing that these carts actually have some after value. They do not last too long so simply find whatever seems like a better value to you. Make sure they include the Orange clip.

[@carolsummers7414]

Hi again- which part does “Bingo” refer to- resetting all the carts before we’ve added ink to the partially filled carts, or after they’re all full again? Or does it not matter? Thanks

[@cheo1949]

I meant it regarding the first part of your reply. Always reset first. Refill second. Never the other way around. if you fill first and then try to reset second to will leak ink all over the reseter.

[@carolsummers7414]

Thank you!

[@Tetsuokable]

Checking out the Precision colour site they have PC72SE-C and PGI-7C inks. Would this work for the pro-10s? My pro-10s is using PGI-73.

[@cheo1949]

SE

[@Tetsuokable]

@@cheo1949 Hi, sorry, I think maybe the reply was cut short. Thank you for your time.

[@hannahwaggoner4251]

Hi Jose, I am buying a never opened Canon PRO - 100 from a friend. He has had it for two years but never used it. Will the ink that came with it still work or do I need to buy new ink? I'd hate to waste $125 worth of ink if I can use the ink that came with it. Just wasn't sure about shelf life

[@cheo1949]

They are sealed! No problem. I have two in box for 3 years!

[@YacovDerhi]

What if I'm replacing with OEM inks, do you recommend this same technique? Once one is empty replace all? If not will this reduce the life of the printer pad? and if yes wouldn't that be expensive

[@cheo1949]

Of course not. Why would you want to do that with oem inks? You'd be throwing away a lot of ink that way. This practice is ONLY for third-party cheap inks use. It does not make any sense with OEM cartridges. You must stick to one cart at a time exchanges as needed. You would go broke otherwise.

[@YacovDerhi]

@@cheo1949 My question was also regarding the printer pads, when replacing the single oem cartridge does it perform a purge which will potentially shorten the life of the printer pads?

[@cheo1949]

Yes. A single cart exchange. In fact even simply pulling one cartridge out of the printer and immediately replacing it will trigger a purge cycle and that affects ALL the cartridges. Yes all that goes directly into the waste ink pads. Once full the printer ceases to work. You need a new one as the fee for servicing and resetting the printer often is almost as much as the printer itself.

[@sarahassan6753]

Can i used 3rd parti ink in canon pixma g1010 ? If yes please tell me which one ink is best..?

[@cheo1949]

As I always say. I do not own any these printers as I only use PRO Photo printers. The inks on the G series printers are of much lower quality so you can use any inks. If you are in the USA then look at www.precisioncolors.com as they have inks for G Canon printers

[@carolsummers7414]

So before we replace the all the ink cartridges when one goes empty , with a completely full set of cartridges- are we supposed to reset them after we've filled them between 32-33 grams, or when they're all just partially full. Thanks

[@cheo1949]

Bingo!

[@cheo1949]

Rest, fill till visually full. You will notice the exit sponge getting a bit saturated and ink will not enter the cart ink bag. The weight should then be between 32-33 grams not including the orange cap.

[@hezolnut]

Hi! I have epson L1800, i did nozzle check then cleaning cycle then nozzle check again. It improves on all colors except black. But i still have high black ink, what do you think is the problem?🥺 please help 😭

[@cheo1949]

My facebook group. Link is on the video descriptions. Then once approved you can get it from the FILES tab.

[@charleswendt4868]

Thanks

[@jfwtechnologytravelandphot6536]

Nice. Thanks.

[@cheo1949]

Thank you.

[@phyllisjarrett5780]

The ink levels seem to be going down at the same level even though I was using only 3 colors. Why? I've been taking advantage of keeping it on and printing to stop cleaning cycles...but after each print it seems to make noises that sound like cleaning...maybe my settings? Any help would be great. PRO 10

[@phyllisjarrett5780]

Still on my first set of inks just bought the printer.

[@cheo1949]

There is no way you can only use three colors when printing. The noise you hear after very print is the ink pad being emptied it is not a cleaning cycle. Cleaning cycles will occur after every 60 hours regardless whether you print or not.

[@tegser]

can you notice much of a difference between oem inks and precision colour inks on paper?

[@cheo1949]

It depends on which inkjet. The PRO100 PC42SE Is near perfect.

[@aimeedalipe3140]

How to reset?

[@cheo1949]

With a chip deserter designed for that specifc printer.

[@zandayzanday2800]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻thanks...

[@cheo1949]

Thanks!