1. Make sure cartridge is really out of ink. When cartridge appears to have run out of black ink, run printer cleaning cycle and then run a test print to verify that the black chamber is completely empty.
2. Remove black ink cartridge from printhead unit. Open front cover of printer then press and hold "CARTRIDGE" button until printer beeps. Printhead unit will soon come to rest at center of carriage. Snap black ink cartridge out of its holder. (It is not necessary to remove the entire printhead unit.)
3. Protect work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
4. Touch syringe tip gently to black cartridge ink port and slowly dispense the ink, allowing it to be absorbed into the ink pad. Continue until 7.5ml of ink have been dispensed into the ink pad.
5. Reinstall the cartridge in the printhead unit.

IMPORTANT: Do Not Overfill. Excess ink may leak from back of cartridge. In the unlikely event that ink gets on your fingers, it can easily be removed by moistening a paper towel with a solution of laundry bleach diluted with an equal amount of water. Be sure to wash hands thoroughly after using bleach solution.

1. Make sure cartridge is really out of ink. When cartridge appears to have run out of the three ink colors, run printer cleaning cycle and then run a test print to verify that the black chamber is completely empty.
2. Remove color ink cartridge from print head unit. Open front cover of printer then press and hold "CARTRIDGE" button until printer beeps. Print head unit will soon come to rest at center of carriage. Snap black ink cartridge out of its holder. (It is not necessary to remove the entire print head unit.)
3. Protect work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
4. Fill the syringe with the appropriate ink color apply syringe tip gently to matching color cartridge ink port and slowly dispense the ink, allowing it to be absorbed into the ink pad. Continue until 3ml of ink have been dispensed into the ink pad. Repeat with other colors until all ink pads are full.
5. Reinstall the cartridge in the print head unit.

IMPORTANT: Do Not Overfill. Excess ink may leak from back of cartridge. Do not attempt to "top off" the cartridges.

1. Protect work area with newspapers or paper towels. Have facial tissues handy to wipe up any spills.
2. Remove cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions. DO NOT touch or rest the cartridge on the print head to avoid damage.
3. Locate the fill hole plug on the top right side of the cartridge.
   
   
4. Using the tool provided, drill completely through the plug and into the cartridge.
   
   NOTE: IF YOU HAVE THE CANON BX-3 MODEL, FOLLOW THE SEPARATE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:
   FOR CANON BX-3: Place the cartridge on your protected work surface with the clear plastic side facing up. Locate the top of the cartridge on the same side as the vent plug and sealed filling hole. On top of the cartridge drill a fill hole approximately 1/4 from edge of cartridge.
   
   
5. Carefully insert the syringe plunger into the fill hole and empty the contents or until a drop of ink appears at the fill hole. (Inject up to 20ml of black ink)
   
   
6. Blot up any excess ink and allow a few minutes for the ink to re-wet the printer head.
   
   FOR THE CANON BX-3: When the surface around the fill hole is completely dry, seal the hole with ordinary transparent tape and be sure it is firmly sealed in place.
   
   
7. Reinstall the cartridge into the printer. Clean the print head per the printer instruction booklet.

1. Protect work area with a few layers of newspaper or paper towels.
2. Remove the cartridge from the printer according to manufacturer instructions. DO NOT touch the printhead and DO NOT rest the cartridge directly on the printhead to avoid damage.
3. Locate the three fill hole plugs on the top right side of the cartridge.
   
   
4. Using the tool provided, drill completely through one of the plugs and into the ink chamber. Repeat drilling procedure for the other two fill holes.
5. Fill the syringe with the appropriate color and insert the plunger into the correct fill hole as far as it will go and then withdraw the syringe about 1/4".Empty the syringe into the cartridge (about 5cc of ink).
6. Blot up any spilled in and allow a few minutes for the ink to re-wet the print head.
7. Reinstall the cartridge according to manufacturer instructions and perform the print head cleaning procedure as described in your printer’s manual.

1. Drill through plug on top of cartridge. Fill syringe with black ink. Insert syring in to cartridge pushing in the full length of the needle. You may feel slight resistance because cartridge contains a sponge.
   
   
2. Slowly inject up to 30ml of black ink.
3. Seal hole with sealing tape and reinsert cartridge into printer.

Note: Empty cartridges should be refilled as soon as they run out of ink to prevent the small amount of ink remaining in the cartridge from drying in the nozzles and creating clogs.

1. Remove BC-60 cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions.
2. Carefully peel back the label starting at the top and working down until four holes are exposed.
3. Hold the cartridge so you can insert the syringe needle into the ink fill hole without spilling. Push needle in as far as it will go. Place cartridge back on table so that dispenser is fully inverted. Pull syringe plunger out about 1/4" (6mm) to create a void in the sponge so that ink will flow easily.
   
   
4. Push the plunger slowly and dispense ink. Continue dispensing until syringe is empty or you start to see ink in the fill hole.
5. Repeat the same procedure to fill the activator fluid compartment of the cartridge.
6. Wipe the cartridge surface around the fill holes using a facial tissue. Reapply the label.
7. Put cartridge back in printer and run a cleaning cycle or two.

1. Turn the cartridge upside down and using a pointed instrument such as a ballpoint pen, push in the ball bearing, which seals the filling hole. NOTE: Some cartridges have the filling hole on the top surface under the label.
2. Assemble the syringe and filling needle and fill with the correct color ink.
3. Slowly inject ink into the filling hole until the chamber is almost full. Unused ink may be returned to the bottle.
4. Seal the filling hole with the ball bearing then tape, making sure that the plug is pushed firmly in place.
5. Clean the syringe with water and dry before using with different color ink.
6. Install the cartridge and run a printing cycle according to printer instructions.

Note: Empty chambers should be refilled as soon as they run out of ink to prevent the small amount of ink remaining in the cartridge from drying and hardening in the sponge.

1. Determine which of the three colors of ink are depleted by running a test print.
2. Remove the BCI-61 ink tank from the BC-61 cartridge according to manufacturer instructions and place on the table with the three ink ports facing up.
3. Fill the syringe with the appropriate ink color.
   
   
4. Touch the syringe with no more than 3cc of ink gently to the ink port requiring refilling and slowly dispense the ink. If the ink starts to well up stop filling and allow time for it to soak in. Be careful to prevent ink from flowing over to one of the other ports. Stop filling if the port refuses to absorb more ink.
5. Repeat step 4 two more times so that a total of 9cc of ink is dispensed into the ink chamber.
6. Replace the ink tank back in the BC-61 cartridge. Reinstall in the printer and run a few cleaning cycles and a test print.

DO NOT REFILL ANY OTHER COLOR CHAMBER UNTIL IT IS DEPLETED!

Note: Empty chambers should be refilled as soon as they run out of ink to prevent the small amount of ink remaining in the cartridge from drying and hardening in the sponge.

1. Protect your work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
2. Determine which of the six colors of ink are depleted by running a test print.
3. Remove the BCI-62 ink tank from the BC-62 cartridge according to manufac-turer instructions and place on the table with the six ink ports facing up.
   
   
4. Fill the syringe with the appropriate ink color.
   
   FOR CYAN, MAGENTA AND YELLOW CHAMBERS:
5. Fill a syringe with 3cc of ink and GENTLY touch the tip of the syringe to the ink port requiring refilling and slowly dispense the ink. If the ink starts to well up, stop filling and allow time for it to soak in. Be careful to prevent ink from flowing over to one of the other ports. Stop filling if the port refuses to absorb more ink.
   
   FOR LIGHT CYAN, LIGHT MAGENTA AND LIGHT YELLOW CHAMBERS:
6. Follow the same procedure as described above, but dispense TWO 3cc syringes full of ink into the empty chamber.
7. Snap the ink tank back in the BC-62 cartridge. Reinstall in the printer and run a few cleaning cycles and a test print.

DO NOT REFILL ANY OTHER COLOR CHAMBER UNTIL IT IS DEPLETED!

Note: Refill ink tanks as soon as they are empty to prevent drying of foam sponges.

1. Protect work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
2. Remove empty tank from printhead according to manufacturer instructions.
   
   FIRST TIME YOU REFILL CARTRIDGE:
3. Lay cartridge on its side so that the 'push' tab extends to the right and the ink port is facing away from you.
   
   
4. Using the drill tool provided, drill a fill hole into the cartridge about 1/4" in from the upper right corner. Remove the drill by continuing to twist in a clockwise direction and pulling upward at the same time. Brush any plastic burrs off the cartridge surface.
   
   
5. Insert syringe tip into the fill hole and push in plunger so that ink flows into liquid chamber.
6. Fill chamber with ink holding the cartridge on a 45 angle. Continue dispensing until the liquid chamber is filled to just below the fill hole.
7. Wait until some ink filters down into sponge. Add more ink until liquid chamber is again filled to just below fill hole or ink just starts to enter air vent chamber at lower right corner of cartridge.
8. Withdraw syringe and set aside.
9. Still holding the cartridge in the same position and use a tissue to wipe the fill hole area dry.
10. Seal the fill hole using one of the round pressure sensitive adhesive seals provided. Press the seal very firmly in place.
11. While holding cartridge over sink or waste basket turn cartridge, ink may drip from ink port. When dripping stops shake cartridge, several more drops of ink may come out. Your refilled cartridge is now ready for use.

SUBSEQUENT REFILL PROCEDURE:

1. Peel the fill hole seal off and dispose of it.
2. Proceed to steps 5 through 11 above.

IMPORTANT! It is essential that the fill hole seal be air tight.*Test for a good seal by turning the cartridge so that the ink port faces down. Several drops of ink should drip from the ink port. Turn the ink port upward and then downward several more times. Maximum of 5 or 6 drops of ink should drip from the ink port. If ink continues to drip it indicates that the fill hole is not sealed properly. A new adhesive seal must be applied after making sure seal area surface is thoroughly dry.