FIRST IDENTIFY CARTRIDGE TYPE

1. The Old Type Cartridge has a plug at the corner of the cartridge. If you have this kind of cartridge, follow the refilling instructions for "Old Type Cartridge."
2. The New Type Cartridge does not have the plug. If you have this kind of cartridge, follow the refilling instructions for "New Type Cartridge."

REFILLING INSTRUCTIONS FOR "OLD TYPE CARTRIDGE"
Note: Do not refill cartridge until it is completely empty!

1. Protect your work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
2. Remove the empty cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions.
3. Cover the maze on the bottom of the cartridge with scotch tape.
   
   
4. For Older Style Cartridge locate plug in corner of cartridge top. Use ball point pen to push plug into chamber. After filling, re-seal with tape.
   
   
5. Fill with 20 or 40 ml. of ink. (check label for amount; must fill completely) Wipe away any excess ink from drill hole and seal completely. (Black vinyl tape recommended) To prime cartridge, remove needle. In place of needle attach pink plastic tip to syringe. Align tip and syringe to check valve (vent hole) at top of cartridge within molded arrow. Carefully and slowly push air into cartridge until four of five drops of ink come out of print head. Stop pushing air and hold in place for five seconds. Then remove tip. You should hear air being expelled from vent hole.
6. Place printer head on folded paper for 2 minutes, no longer.
7. Hold over sink then remove tape at bottom. Ink will drip for about 15-30 seconds, then will stop. Wipe clean with tissue. Replace in printer and run several test pages.
8. If this is not the first time to refill the cartridge, peel off the round adhesive seal covering the refill hole.
9. Replace pink plastic tip with needle and place into the refill hole and slowly fill the cartridge with ink.
10. Wipe up any spilled ink and place the round adhesive seal over the refill hole and press firmly in place.
11. Hold print head downward and observe for 10 seconds. If cartridge is dripping, repeat steps 8 through 11. If print head is dry, remove the adhesive seal from the bottom maze and reinstall cartridge into printer according to manufacturer instructions.

REFILLING INSTRUCTIONS FOR "NEW TYPE CARTRIDGE"
Note: Do not refill cartridge until it is completely empty!

1. Protect your work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
2. Remove the empty cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions.
3. Cover the maze on the bottom of the cartridge with scotch tape.
   
   
4. If this is the first time to refill the cartridge, locate the small recess (dimple) in front of the center vent hole at the top of the cartridge. Using drill tool provided, drill into the dimple piercing the colored cap and continue drilling to pierce an obstruction about 1/4"below the cap. Remove the drill from the hole.
   
   
5. Fill with 20 or 40 ml. of ink. (check label for amount; must fill completely) Wipe away any excess ink from drill hole and seal completely. (Black vinyl tape recommended) To prime cartridge, remove needle. In place of needle attach pink plastic tip to syringe. Align tip and syringe to check valve (vent hole) at top of cartridge within molded arrow. Carefully and slowly push air into cartridge until four of five drops of ink come out of print head. Stop pushing air and hold in place for five seconds. Then remove tip. You should hear air being expelled from vent hole.
6. Place printer head on folded paper for 2 minutes, no longer.
7. Hold over sink then remove tape at bottom. Ink will drip for about 15-30 seconds, then will stop. Wipe clean with tissue. Replace in printer and run several test pages.
8. If this is not the first time to refill the cartridge, peel off the round adhesive seal covering the refill hole.
9. Replace pink plastic tip with needle and place into the refill hole and slowly fill the cartridge with ink.
10. Wipe up any spilled ink and place the round adhesive seal over the refill hole and press firmly in place.
11. Hold print head downward and observe for 10 seconds. If cartridge is dripping, repeat steps 8 through 11. If print head is dry, remove the adhesive seal from the bottom maze and re- install cartridge into printer according to manufacturer instructions.

1. Protect your work surface with newspaper or paper towels.
2. Remove ink cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions.
3. The cover must be removed before refilling. Remove plastic cover by carefully prying it off (use short-bladed knife, box knife, Exacto-knife or small screwdriver).
4. Determine which chamber (cyan, magenta, or yellow) requires refilling. Fill the syringe with the appropriate color of ink. Insert the syringe tip at a "downward" angle into the fill hole as far as it will go. (Apply enough force to penetrate sponge inside.) Then draw it back about 1/4"(6 mm) to leave a well for the ink as it is dispensed. The chamber should hold approximately 5 mls. of ink.
   
   
5. IMPORTANT! Slowly eject the ink into the cartridge, filling the chamber by pushing the plunger gently but firmly. Allow the ink to absorb into the foam sponge. DO NOT OVER FILL!
6. Replace cap and secure with tape.
7. Replace cartridge into printer. Run self-test or print head cleaning program. If printing is too light, remove cartridge and stand it upright on a dry paper towel. Let cartridge rest on wet towel for 3 to 5 minutes. Three spots of ink (magenta, cyan and yellow) should appear. Wipe cartridge and repeat self-test or print head cleaning program. Clean any ink on hands or surface with water.

Note: It is highly recommended that you refill the color chamber before it runs completely out of ink. As soon as a color of ink starts to skip, refill that color. Do not "top off" the other two colors, but refill each one as soon as it shows signs of skipping.

1. Protect work surface with a few layers of newspaper or paper towels.
2. Using the point of a sharp knife, carefully remove round black patch to expose ball plug which seals fill hole. Push ball plug into cartridge with ball point pen.
   
   
3. Fill cartridge with 40 ml (15ml for model 6615) of black ink. DO NOT INSERT NEEDLE MORE THAN 1/2 INTO CARTIRDGE. (Cartridge has liner that may be damaged if needle is inserted more than 1/2. Once syringe is inserted, tilt back to vertical position and gently push in plunger to fill cartridge.
4. Place new sealing ball over fill hole and press into place.
5. Wipe any ink drips from around fill hole and apply a new round plastic seal over fill hole. Turn it over so printhead faces down and squeeze sides of cartridge firmly until several drops of ink are expelled from the printhead.
6. Gently wipe excess ink from printhead.
7. Let cartridge stand, print head down, for 30 minutes or more to allow any air to rise to the top of the bladder.

Note: Green-Black ink level indicator may not completely reset but will turn completely black when cartridge is empty. If ink continues to seep from print head when inverted press printhead against absorbent pad until seeping stops.

1. Protect your work surface with newspaper.
2. Remove ink cartridge from printer according to manufacturer instructions.
3. Holding the cartridge upright, use the tip of a ballpoint pen, or similar object, to push the three plugs that seal the ink fill holes into the cartridge.
   
   
4. Determine which of the 3 ink chambers is empty. (Only fill empty chamber) Fill the injecting syringe proper ink color (cyan, magenta or yellow).
   
   
5. Tilt the cartridge forward so that you can insert the syringe into the correct fill hole without dripping. Insert the syringe plunger into the cartridge as far as it will go.
6. Bring the cartridge and syringe back to the vertical position. Carefully inject the ink into the hole moving the tip so that the ink saturates all areas of the sponge inside the ink chamber.
7. Stop immediately if ink starts to overflow from the fill hole. Draw back the syringe plunger a little so that the excess ink is drawn back into the syringe chamber.
8. Remove the syringe from the cartridge.
9. Dry any overflow from around the fill hole.
10. Repeat steps, as other chambers need refilling. The ink will not leak from the fill holes so there is no need to reseal them.

1. Cut label at joint between top and bottom cap of cartridge case.
2. Flip back bottom cap of cartridge.
3. Squeeze sides of cartridge case and carefully wiggle out Mylar ink bag and pump assembly from the insert lock.
   
   
4. Use an eyelet screw as a plug extractor and screw it into the center of the rubber-sealing plug, (situated in the filling hole) until a firm grip is established and pull out the plug. (Leave the plug on the end of the screw extractor)
5. Inject the ink through the filling hole into the Mylar ink bag. (Do not insert the needle in more than 1/2" into the bag or else the Mylar ink bag may be punctured)
   
   
6. Fill with ink until ink appears at the bottom of the filling hole and then reseal by pushing back in the rubber plug. (Push in with the plug on the end of the screw and then remove the screw from the plug)
7. Remove the excess air from the Mylar ink bag and pump assembly as follows:

1. Hold assembly at a 45 angle with outlet hole tube at the top.
2. Insert needle of empty injector (with plunger pushed in) into outlet hole tube.
3. Press and release pump several times which will expel air into the syringe.
4. Pull back the plunger on the syringe to remove any air from the outlet hole tube and then withdraw the needle.

8. Replace the Mylar ink bag assembly into the cartridge case and clip the bottom back into position.
9. Install the cartridge back into printer. Note: Empty cartridges should be refilled immediately.