The Recycler reported on issues with printer firmware that is programmed to count the printed pages and as you get close to your quota, the printer warns that your printer is due maintenance, until it might stop working completely.
Ninestar explained that those desktop inkjet printers, have inkpads inside that are used to collect the waste ink produced in the cleaning of the printheads. When the waste ink is full, the printer will alert or stop working to prevent the device from pollution or damage caused by spilled ink.
“When it comes to business inkjet or wide-format printers, the component sharing the same function is referred to as ink maintenance box,” Ninestar added. This is because as the printing volume increases, a container is needed to collect the waste ink.
Ninestar provides a variety of replacement ink maintenance boxes for use in different business inkjet models that can keep your printer operating all the time. The company said they are “easy to install, convenient for replacement” and offer “good ink absorption, no ink spilling, no pollution to printer”.
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