CIS System for Epson Artisan 800 810 710 835 725 Pritners (Non-oem)

• Brand New CISS For Epson Printer ARTISAN 800
• It''s very easy to istall,refill and reset.
• Special spongeless design.
• It''s can save you tons of your hard-earned money,save over 90% ink cost
• Excellent customer service,satisfaction quaranteed!

Edit: Just thought I would touch on this subject a little more. I do still get messages saying can''t identify the cartridges. It''s annoying and sometimes you have to resend print jobs. In my case this happens mostly when printing multiple pages (even single, but chances are greater the more you print). I usually turn the printer off/on or hit the cancel button. This is not what you want to use in an office or if turning the printer on/off frequently really bothers you. It does save huge amounts of money, but it''s annoying.

I read these reviews a couple months ago for this product, but I''ll try not to repeat what I saw in those. In the review I talk alot about the air in the lines for anyone who is curious or concerned, but at the end I talk about not having to modify the case like they did in the video to get my CISS lines to fit in there for the Artisan 837 model.

I just installed this product in my Artisan 837. Before printing anything I wanted to get most of the air out of the lines, since when mine arrived over 1/2 the space of the lines was filled with air instead of ink. This may have been a result of the shipping. I took the syringe provided and sucked air out of each cartrige (remove the silicone plug, removed air and 1-2 milliters of ink, then quickly capped the cartrige again). Some air did get back in the line before I could recap, but after a couple I got good at it and very little if any air was in the lines. I printed 5 full size 8.5x11 inch photos on plain old copy paper just to see how the ink system worked. I had air bubbles in the lines as I said, but even the little that remained was sucked into the cartridges and basically just sits inside the cartridge doing no harm since air is lighter than ink. As I printed more pages you could hear the print head sucking in ink and you could see the air and ink enter the cartrigdes. The only reason I spent so much on this topic is because in the video they don''t talk about air in the lines or if it even matters. In retrospect, it probably doesn''t even matter because the cartridge has plenty of room to have both ink and any air in the lines without harming anything since all the ink exits the cartridge to the print head from the bottom of the cartridge (which you can see the holes on the bottom before you install the cartrige) and the air will just stay at the top while more ink will enter the system and keep the bottom filled with ink. I did get 2 messages (one for black and one for yellow) saying it could not recognize the cartridge and I should reinstall them. The first time I did reinstall, but the second time I just hit the cancel button and everything still seemed to work. I printed a few more pages and did not get any more messages. I did not get any nasty messages about voiding the warrenty or that the printer will keep track of the fact that I used non Epson ink, but honestly I don''t care if my warrenty is void. I paid $199 at Office Max (150 if you include the $50 printer trade in deal they had), but if I put ink in this printer 3x this CISS would have paid for the printer easily. Even though it would be nice to get a replacement printer if this one failed for some reason other than the CISS, it just doesn''t matter if I save all that money on ink. FYI I did print some 4x6 prints on high gloss photo paper and they looked great. If you do need to buy more ink make sure you do not get any lint or dust in the system so you don''t clog your print heads. I would almost reccommend just buying another CISS since it''s only $40 and comes prefilled.

Ok so how did I get the CISS lines into the case without doing any type of modification to the case? It was simple. I found a piece of plastic laying around the house and it was kinda "L" shaped. I cut it to fit in the hole just behind the majenta ink cartridge. The fact that it was "L" shaped allowed me to lay the plastic flat with one end in the hole and the other end taped secure to the printer using duct tape. If you pay careful attention when closing the lid you will figure out that in that hole there is a piece of plastic that get''s pressed down when you close the lid to the printer after installing the ink. The printer lid has a small piece of plastic sticking out of it that fits in that hole. All you need to do is find something around your house that can fill that hole well. I suggest it''s approximates the shape and depth of the piece of plastic attached to the printer case. I had first used a round piece of plastic, but found out that the thing your supposed to be pressing down on can move around quite a bit, so I switched to something shaped much more like the plastic on the case. You could probably stick a piece of bubble gum or silly puddy in there, but you could probably cut a nice piece of stiff cardboard to stick in there. With that in place I routed the ink lines down the front of the case right in the middle of where it reads "Artisan 837", when the case is closed. I was able to close the lid all but about 1 centimeter. I can feel the case fits a little snug against the tubing when you close the lid, but it did not pinch the tubing at all. It''s just a bit snug at the front of the case/lid. I did put a soft piece of rubber inside to prevent me from closing the lid all the way and pinching the tubing on accident. I placed the rubber right on top of the "L" shaped piece of plastic I installed to trick the sensor. That''s about it for the review, but I will mention one last thing of interest. Epson obviously designed the case to prevent using this device or anything like it. The plastic around the ink cartridges and on the lid would definitely pinch your ink lines if you tried to close the lid all the way down. Without tricking the sensor or cutting out some of the plastic on the case you would never be able to use this system, since they require the lid to be closed before you can print anything. I really think they should redo that video for this CISS to include some of the things I mentioned in this review. If anyone wants to watch the video now the link is the following..

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This system works great with my artisan 810 printer. But beware that there is a slight modification you need to do in order to run the ink lines that will most likely void your warentee. All in all this is a good way to keep from having to replace your expensive ink cartrages all the time and it has worked extramly well for me. The install was easy (especially if you ave a drummel tool like I do) just make sure you cover the inside of your printer with a towel while you remove the tab in order to keep junk from getting in your printer.

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I was a little skeptical when I saw this product, but when I realized the potential gain, I had to give it a try. Now that I have had it a week and have had a chance to see it in action I would highly recommend it. Printing with my Artisan 800 is a major expense the thing gobbles up cartridges like it thought I was rich! I have printed more in the past week than I did in the previous year. The installation is pretty easy when you watch the movie. I spilled a little blue ink before I got it right no big problem if you cover your working area with old newspapers and wear rubber gloves. Once installed the thing took off immediately and began to feed the ink nicely. All the bubbles in the line eventually worked their way through and it works perfectly. After the first installation all I should have to do is fill the reservoirs on the big tank and that looks like a breeze. The quality of the prints is great! My wife even says they are better than the Epson ink. I don''t know if they are better, but they are at least equal. Since Epson charges about $5,000.00 a gallon for ink this sure is a lot less expensive! I use to own a mail order business for fifteen years and printed my own flyers and advertising. Ink was inexpesive back then I don''t know what got into these people with the prices they charge now. It is just ridiculous to pay that kind of money... Buy this product and laugh at the cost of printing this is great!

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I have no issues with this CIS system when used with my Epson Artisan 730 when printing 2-3 pages at a time. It is only when I start doing batch printing 15+ pages continually that the printer would fail to recognize the cartridge with some error message displayed on the LCD. I would then have to open the lid, press the reset button on the cartridge, then restart the printer. This has happened consistently that it''s becoming practically impossible to do batch printing.

It could be Epson being more restrictive with 3rd party ink cartridges or the cartridge manufacturer not engineering the chip well for the Artisan 730. Just something to keep in mind of.

I have another CIS from Hotzone for my Epson Artisan 50 and it has served me very well for close to 2 years now, heavy batch printing and all.

You know the deal. Just when someone in the house needs to print something ASAP you are out of one color. Printer won''t print because you''ve already exhausted the "if you would like the printer can substitute blah blah... to allow u to print" warning. You''ve known for days that u were running low on ink but just didn''t want to run to the store and pay the piper once again. Whether it was my resume, my daughters science project or a picture we needed to be able to print now! Of course this reality happens at 10 PM when most stores are closed. Well those days are hopefully behind me for a long long time. Couple of pointers. Watch the install videos. They are very helpful. Suprsingly the plastic on the printer broke just like it did in the video on my Epson Artisan 835 using a pair of regular pliers. Also my unit came with all the tubes full of air bubbles. Again watch the video by the same company on priming the CISS system. Insert the syringe "PLUNGER IN CLOSED" position (no air) into the ink tube (small colored plug already removed) and pull up on the plunger. Ink will fill in the tubes. Do it for each tube as needed. Their shouldn''t be any air bubbles in any of the tubes. Now your ready to install the cartridges into the printer. TIP: I did not remove the plastic coverings on the bottom of the ink cartridges before installing them. No instructions were provided on this, however in the video they say to push down on the cartridges until they snap into place. I thought I had them in and the printer said they werent installed all the way. I pushed down harder and heard them snap into place. I realized that pushing down hard also forces the printer nozzles on the bottom of the cartridge holder to break through the plastic on the CISS ink cartridges. It worked for me. I hope this review helps some of you out there.