Step 1) Put the cartridge on some paper towels in an area where you can tolerate a spill.
Step 2) For the Black/Clear BC-60 Cartridge, locate the large vent holes on top of the cartridge. These may be covered by a label. Insert a toothpick to determine which chamber contains clear and which contains black. Do not insert the same toothpick into both chambers!
Step 3) Inject the Black/Clear BC-60 cartridge with about 15-20 ml of black ink. Point the needle toward the front of the cartridge. Be careful not to get any ink on the clear fluid exit hole.
Inject S-L-O-W-L-Y to fill the entire cartridge. Be sure to remove and re-insert the needle a few times to expose the entire sponge to the ink.
Step 4) You only need cover the hole with a piece of electrical tape for extended storage or transportation to prevent leaking or drying out. Remove the tape when printing.
Step 5) Now, always top off the clear fluid with about 5-7 ml of fluid. It is vital that this chamber not be allowed to go dry. Reread the Special Caution above. Be sure not to get any clear fluid on the black exit hole.
Step 6) Set on a paper towel for an hour as a drip precaution. Expect a few drips. Cover all holes during storage to prevent leaks and evaporation.
Step 7) Take the color BC-61 or BC-62 cartridge. The BC-61 is a tri-color cartridge and the BC-62 is a 6-color cartridge. Turn over the cartridge. Look at the cartridge. The BC-62 has two rows of 3 holes each. These are the holes from which the ink flows and through which you will refill.
The BC-61 uses the following inks:
The BC-62 uses the following inks:
Hold the BC-62 pointing away from you in the same way it would be installed in the printer. The Photo inks are used in the front holes and the regular inks are used in the rear holes.
If you need to determine which color goes into which hole, take a toothpick and insert it into the hole. Then, match the ink on the toothpick with the ink from the bottles.
Step 8) Tape over the holes which you AREN'T filling to prevent ink contamination.
Step 9) Each Photo-color can only take about 5-8 ml when empty, so don't expect much. Inject the ink just below the surface of the sponge -- only 1/4 inch (6mm) or so for best results. Refill slowly as you did with the black cartridge. If you have time, simply dribble the ink onto the sponge with the syringe needle.
Step 10) Repeat the process with the other colors. The regular color chambers are larger and hold 8-10 ml. Since you will run out of one color far before the others, don't expect them to take more than 3-4 ml.
Step 11) You only need cover the hole with a piece of electrical tape for extended storage or transportation to prevent leaking or drying out. Remove the tape when printing.
Step 12) Set on a paper towel for an hour as a drip precaution. Expect a few drips. Cover all holes during storage to prevent leaks and evaporation.
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