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Possible Problems with Epson Ink Cartridge Refilling
Printer leaves streaks in printed documents: This is the first sign that your printer ink cartridge is running out of ink. This is the best time to refill your printer ink cartridge.

Printer does not print at all: Cartridge's chip not reset, printer ink cartridge is out of ink or print head is burned out.

Printer light is blinking and will not print: Printer ink cartridge is burned out or not seated properly in the printer.

Printer ink cartridge is leaking: Improper vacuum displacement in ink cartridge or printer ink cartridge is over filled.

Printer is smearing ink on paper: Improper vacuum displacement in ink cartridge or printer ink cartridge is over filled.

Remedies
Make sure that you filled the printer ink cartridge with the correct number of CC's The injection process must be done very slowly. Due to the chemical makeup of Epson inks, if the ink is injected too quickly it will foam up. The foaming of the ink can be troublesome, if the ink foams up, it will cause the cartridge to appear full of ink when actually it is full of mostly air. If this has happened the easiest solution is to remove the ink already injected by using your syringe to draw the ink back out of the epson ink cartridge and re-inject the proper amount of ink into the cartridge again - this time slowly.

Did you refill your epson cartridge before it was completely empty or dry? If your Epson cartridge has been out of the printer for a few hours or more or dried out, it is not going to work after refilling. The most important thing to remember when refilling any cartridge is to do the refill procedure before the cartridge is empty. When fading starts to occur in your prints, take our your cartridge and "top off" the ink. This is especially critical when working with Epson cartridges. If the ink runs out and you continue to print, air will be pulled into the empty chamber. This can result in air pockets forming in your cartridge and between the cartridge and the print head.

If your Epson cartridge is not printing properly or at all after it has been refilled according to the instructions in your refill kit, there may be air pockets in the sponge. When there are air pockets in your cartridge's sponge the ink may come out a little at a time or not at all. You can remedy this problem by running the Epson cleaning cycle to prime the cartridge (refer to your printer manual.) You may have to run through this cycle 4-5 times or more in order to have the cartridge release the ink. You may also use our test print page to prime your cartridges. By printing the test print page numerous times, the ink will be forced through the sponges, out the ink exit hole, and onto the page that it is printing.