|
|
| [Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] |
|
Hi
I used to own a Stylus 600.... then moved on to a
640. Although the cartidges had different code numbers, they were
in fact totally interchangeable between the two
machines.
Then I purchased a model 810, which used totally
different cartridges.
During the guarantee period it went dud on me, and
Epson exchanged s succession of replacement machines, three
in all, for it; all faulty on delivery. Finally,
they told me that they were going to upgrade me to a Photo 890, which
I
received yesterday, and it seems to be working
fine, but the cartridges have different product numbers from the
810,
although again they look identical. What I want to
know is:-
a. Are the cartridges for the 810 interchangeable
with the 890 cartridges ? Would fitting an 810 cartridge cash out
the software in the printer ? The cartridges has
that tiny chip on the side, would that cause a problem ?
and-
b. Can anyone confirm that Epson are having
problems with the 810 ? The fault on the new replacement machines
was the SAME problem with all of them, which was
that when you switched on for the first time, and fitted the
cartridges
supplied in the box, you could not cancel the red
"ink out" light. After my second replacement, the Epson call centre
rep almost accused me of not fitting the cartridges
correctly ! But after the third faulty delivery, a different rep
didn't
seem surprised to hear of my troubles with the 810.
Thanks
Richard
|
![]() |