XL mascara differs from the starter one in the size of the sponge. If you pour in as much ink as the sponge can absorb (hold), then of course the excess ink will flow out through the nozzles.
If you move it and hear a splatter sound after charging, the ink will run out.
if after filling it does not print, it is dried up heads or air in the nozzles - venting should help.
As for the ink level seen by the printer, in the case of 3-digit markings (300, 301, 302....) to this day, there is no recipe for resetting - I would like to be wrong, so if anyone knows a panacea for this ailment, please boast .
Personally, I've seen regenerated cartridges with soldered chips (some Chinese delivery) - then the printer showed the ink level. Cartridges with a 3-digit mark count down the ink and in the final stage they block - maybe not all printers have a problem with this (printing despite the information about an empty cartridge).
Please correct me if I'm wrong - the world is still moving forward so maybe my information is out of date.
If you move it and hear a splatter sound after charging, the ink will run out.
if after filling it does not print, it is dried up heads or air in the nozzles - venting should help.
As for the ink level seen by the printer, in the case of 3-digit markings (300, 301, 302....) to this day, there is no recipe for resetting - I would like to be wrong, so if anyone knows a panacea for this ailment, please boast .
Personally, I've seen regenerated cartridges with soldered chips (some Chinese delivery) - then the printer showed the ink level. Cartridges with a 3-digit mark count down the ink and in the final stage they block - maybe not all printers have a problem with this (printing despite the information about an empty cartridge).
Please correct me if I'm wrong - the world is still moving forward so maybe my information is out of date.