1. Cut label at joint between top and bottom cap of the cartridge case.
2. Flip back bottom cap of cartridge.
3. Squeeze sides of cartridge case and carefully wiggle out mylar ink bag and pump assembly from the insert lock.
4. Screw a small eyelet screw, (which can be purchased at a local hardware store), into the center of the rubber sealing plug, (situated in the filling hole), until a firm grip is made and pull out the plug. (Keep the plug on the end of the eyelet screw. Becareful not to insert the eyelet screw all the way through the plug because you will need to reuse this rubber plug to reseal the filling hole).
5. Twist of the protective cap off the syringe bottle and fill the syringe bottle with ink.
6. Carefully insert the needle into the filling hole. Be sure the needle, (even though it is blunt), does not press up against the mylar bag and puncture it or the cartridge is ruined.
7. Slowly inject up to 30ml of ink and then reseal the filling hole by
pushing the rubber plug back in the hole and untwisting the eyescrew from the rubber plug. (Push in with the plug on the end of the
screw and then remove the screw from the plug).
8. Remove the excess air from the mylar ink bag and pump assembly as follows:
A. Hold assembly at a 45° angle with outlet hole tube at the top.
B. Fully compress your empty syringe bottle and insert needle, (while compressing syringe bottle with fingers and thumb), into outlet hole tube.
C. Press and release pump several times which will expel air into the syringe.
D. Slowly let syringe bottle decompress to remove any air from the outlet hole tube
and then withdraw the needle.
9. Replace the mylar ink bag assembly into the cartridge case and clip the bottom back into position.
10. Install the cartridge back into printer.
