My experiences with Filler cartridges

I have for almost a year a HP multifunction printer that makes good service and I’m pretty happy. The ink cartridges containing liquid emptied at the speed of light, so you have to change them pretty often.
An ecological and economical solution, because what they say, it is often associated, is to fulfill its cartridges by a professional or even do it yourself when possible, rather than buying a new one every time.

Of course, Tonerkassetter like other manufacturers such as Canon toner or Xerox toner had absolutely no plans it that way. What is a cartridge refill? What a strange idea said probably the engineers. The cartridge is a “consumable” as the saying goes, so must be consumed. Since I’m a rebel that the cartridges and Trumma Lasertoner Brother do not inspire me more than that, I decided to fill the Lasertoner BROTHER DR6000. I went last week, confident and convinced that I was working for the good of the planet.
The gentleman told me to board in about twenty minutes, but since I was in a hurry that day, I decided to postpone, since in any case I’m working.

So there is an invariant in my relationships with trade is that the stuff that never arrive, come to me. There, the guy, he rolled my cartridges. First time in his life it was happening. Good. Fortunately, there were empty LaserJet CE250A toner HP in stock, and offered to wait again for me to play a game to entertain myself while he kept on apologizing. I declined, because once again I told him I’ll come back tomorrow.

The next day I came by car, because I had not recharged my bike, and incidentally, it was raining. The man this time gives me my LaserJet Q6511A toner HP along with a pack of kopieringspapper per as a gift, to make up for the delay. I thank him warmly, saying it was not a big deal.

And so, I install the cartridges on my printer and bam I get an error saying that one of the cartridges is not recognized.” I search a bit on the Internet and I find that I am not alone in this. But no solution in sight: the cartridge is decked out with a chip inks like Trumma Lasertoner BROTHER DR2000 that stores the number of impressions. When this number exceeds a limit, the printer refuses to print. Even if the cartridge is full, it is the same story. Now, if I return to my filler cartridges, it will ask me to wait a moment, with chances of success are difficult to assess. I decide to go buy a set of new cartridges both black and color and I install them on the printer.

There is therefore a first package used to hang the product on the shelf like in a pärmar. In which there is a cardboard box. In which we find the cartridge, but packaged in a plastic film. And there is a small hard plastic protection, and then also the little tape to keep it dry. In short, I install my cartridge, and finally, it works.

Moral of the story is that I was disappointed because I had problems with the filler cartridges LaserJet CB435AD toner HP, which I paid much less for but yet again, it came back biting me to go and buy the original one from normal office material kontorsmaterial shop.