Re: BJC-1000

Re: BJC-1000
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Posted by Robert Rudberg on February 26, 2002 at 23:54:57:
In Reply to: Re: BJC-1000 posted by Jo on July 11, 2000 at 20:42:45:
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: : I see my last message got bumped -- sorry if I offended anyone.
: : The jist of it was -- and quite on topic if we discuss printers here -- was the obvious planned obsolescence of the BJC-1000, and a plea for help from anyone who knows how to overcome it.
: : There is no sensor on the used ink tank. It has a counter built into it that shuts the machine down after a given number of cleaning cycles regardless of the tank's actual condition. It's a lot like buying a toaster that counts the number of slices of toast it has made and will not work until you return it to the manufacturer to have the crumbs emtied -- for a fee. Cannon doesn't feel it necessary to tell their customers how to reset this function nor is it's existance mentioned anywhere in the literature provided with the machine.
: : I also pointed out that Cannon would rather charge their customers $38 for a new ink cartrige than to offer affordable refill options. Affordable refill options can be found at misterinkjet.com. If you order your ink in the 4 ounce bottles, the cost of refilling your BC-05 cartrige will work out to about $1.25.
: : I also think it's pretty childish to censor the truth about the lack of customer care provided by Canon on a NG encompassing printers.
: : If anyone knows how to reset the "used ink tank full" counter, please let me know.
: : e-mail Dave at:
: : leadbest@gorge.net
: : Thank you
: Did anyone answer your question here, I recently purchased the BJC 1000
I have the same problem with a Canon BJC 2000 if any one has the solution please let me know.
Thank you Bob R rrudberg@gte.net

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: : : : : I see my last message got bumped -- sorry if I offended anyone. : : : The jist of it was -- and quite on topic if we discuss printers here -- was the obvious planned obsolescence of the BJC-1000, and a plea for help from anyone who knows how to overcome it. : : : There is no sensor on the used ink tank. It has a counter built into it that shuts the machine down after a given number of cleaning cycles regardless of the tank's actual condition. It's a lot like buying a toaster that counts the number of slices of toast it has made and will not work until you return it to the manufacturer to have the crumbs emtied -- for a fee. Cannon doesn't feel it necessary to tell their customers how to reset this function nor is it's existance mentioned anywhere in the literature provided with the machine. : : : I also pointed out that Cannon would rather charge their customers $38 for a new ink cartrige than to offer affordable refill options. Affordable refill options can be found at misterinkjet.com. If you order your ink in the 4 ounce bottles, the cost of refilling your BC-05 cartrige will work out to about $1.25. : : : I also think it's pretty childish to censor the truth about the lack of customer care provided by Canon on a NG encompassing printers. : : : If anyone knows how to reset the "used ink tank full" counter, please let me know. : : : e-mail Dave at: : : : leadbest@gorge.net : : : Thank you : : Did anyone answer your question here, I recently purchased the BJC 1000 : I have the same problem with a Canon BJC 2000 if any one has the solution please let me know. : Thank you Bob R rrudberg@gte.net
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