YOu rock man! I just figured out how to do this myself. Just inject very slowly through the outlet hole, and push the pin to relieve pressure. Hold it upright and watch the little window for the level so you do not overfill (because then the ink will squirt out through the pressure valve!) Good idea with the rubber band, man.
@seyfi84 You do not have to develop a vacuum. These cartridges work even if you drill a hole in them (which is what we want to avoid!!!) A vacuum will develop if you suck old ink with the syringe. Just press the pressure relief valve pin to let air in. While filling, press the pin to relieve the air pressure building at the top. You must hold the cartridge upright, so the air bubble is where the pressure relief valve is, otherwise the valve will spray out ink when you push the pin!
@arcassens There is no connector! The cartridge has a rubber receptacle built in for this. To enable the ink to flow, you must press the pin on the opposite receptacle at the top of the cartridge. This is why he uses a rubber band: to depress the sliding sleeve to get better access to the pin. You don't have to push the pin all the time, just jiggle it every few seconds while filling to relieve the pressure. (Or while drawing out old ink, if you wish, to relieve vacuum.)
me gustaria saber si esta es la manera mas fácil de rellenar el cartucho, y si se le pone algun conector especial a la punta de la inyeccion... y tambien me gustaria saber si no es necesario sacarle todos los esprines al cartucho.....
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YOu rock man! I just figured out how to do this myself. Just inject very slowly through the outlet hole, and push the pin to relieve pressure. Hold it upright and watch the little window for the level so you do not overfill (because then the ink will squirt out through the pressure valve!) Good idea with the rubber band, man.
@seyfi84 You do not have to develop a vacuum. These cartridges work even if you drill a hole in them (which is what we want to avoid!!!) A vacuum will develop if you suck old ink with the syringe. Just press the pressure relief valve pin to let air in. While filling, press the pin to relieve the air pressure building at the top. You must hold the cartridge upright, so the air bubble is where the pressure relief valve is, otherwise the valve will spray out ink when you push the pin!
simple and easy, the best method to refill
@arcassens There is no connector! The cartridge has a rubber receptacle built in for this.
To enable the ink to flow, you must press the pin on the opposite receptacle at the top of the cartridge.
This is why he uses a rubber band: to depress the sliding sleeve to get better access to the pin.
You don't have to push the pin all the time, just jiggle it every few seconds while filling to relieve the pressure. (Or while drawing out old ink, if you wish, to relieve vacuum.)
me gustaria saber si esta es la manera mas fácil de rellenar el cartucho, y si se le pone algun conector especial a la punta de la inyeccion...
y tambien me gustaria saber si no es necesario sacarle todos los esprines al cartucho.....
PLEASE REPLY!! is this the same procedure for LC51 too????
thank you ♥
Where can I get the connector for the syringe to insert into the ink inlet? thank you
fethi Bouadjaj My one worked with no connector, just the seringe
My local Refill shop said it is impossible to refill lc38 ink!
lc38 cartilage brother printer can replace with lc67 or lc39 or any model?lc 38 volume is small...
ok work
@ongchorcool
may be your local refill shop don't hv the technical skills yet, at our side, it's easy skills and our video hv shown you.
@mipohk now i know it!
como se consigue la parte 1que se le pone a la inyeccion adelante...la puntita
LC39 Can Refill
Why did I ended up here after a bong hit video?
if only I could find the air hole for the model LC3011 cartridge....grrr
@cheeyc
Yes
ley gurre goo goo hann
Love ya! It fucking worked =D
english please I don't understand chine
me neither but i see what he does and it works!