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Insert an ink cartridge, Ink and printheads

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3. Remove the empty cartridge from the printer. 4. Check that the cartridge is really empty. You can check approximately by shaking it, or check more accurately by weighing it. If it is empty, put it into the appropriate recycling container. If it is not completely empty, you may want to store it for further use in future. A full ink cartridge weighs 3400g; an empty ink cartridge weighs 400g. Even an 'empty' cartridge will contain a small amount of ink, about 2% of its total capacity. Insert an ink cartridge 1. Check that the new cartridge is of the correct color. 2. Place the cartridge on a flat surface and turn it four times (rotating it through 360 degrees) as indicated on the label, to ensure that the ink is well mixed before use. Ink and printheads 3. Tear off the colored label, then remove the packaging and the red protective cap. 4. Put the new cartridge into its correct place on the printer. The black, yellow and cyan cartridges sit at the front of the printer; the magenta, light magenta and light cyan cartridges are at the rear. 5. Check that the rubber part around the needle in the cartridge connector is clean. Clean gently if necessary. 6. Connect the cartridge connector to the cartridge. NOTE: The cartridge connectors will refuse connection to the wrong type or color of cartridge. If you cannot connect the connector easily to the cartridge, please check that you have the correct cartridge. 7. Ensure that the side buttons on the cartridge connector are in the 'out' position, showing successful connection. 8. A few seconds after you have connected the cartridge, the green LED should be lit. If it is not lit after 10 seconds, please reconnect the cartridge. The LED will turn red if the supply is expired or ENWW How to work with ink system components 37

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3.
Remove the empty cartridge from the printer.
4.
Check that the cartridge is really empty. You can check approximately by shaking it, or check more
accurately by weighing it. If it is empty, put it into the appropriate recycling container. If it is not
completely empty, you may want to store it for further use in future.
A full ink cartridge weighs 3400g; an empty ink cartridge weighs 400g. Even an ‘empty’ cartridge
will contain a small amount of ink, about 2% of its total capacity.
Insert an ink cartridge
1.
Check that the new cartridge is of the correct color.
2.
Place the cartridge on a flat surface and turn it four times (rotating it through 360 degrees) as
indicated on the label, to ensure that the ink is well mixed before use.
3.
Tear off the colored label, then remove the packaging and the red protective cap.
4.
Put the new cartridge into its correct place on the printer. The black, yellow and cyan cartridges sit
at the front of the printer; the magenta, light magenta and light cyan cartridges are at the rear.
5.
Check that the rubber part around the needle in the cartridge connector is clean. Clean gently if
necessary.
6.
Connect the cartridge connector to the cartridge.
NOTE:
The cartridge connectors will refuse connection to the wrong type or color of cartridge. If
you cannot connect the connector easily to the cartridge, please check that you have the correct
cartridge.
7.
Ensure that the side buttons on the cartridge connector are in the 'out' position, showing successful
connection.
8.
A few seconds after you have connected the cartridge, the green LED should be lit. If it is not lit
after 10 seconds, please reconnect the cartridge. The LED will turn red if the supply is expired or
ENWW
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Ink and printheads