How to Replace Lexmark Ink Cartridges
If you have a Lexmark printer, then you'll have to eventually replace the ink cartridges once they run out of ink. Although models may differ, you can follow some general guidelines in order to replace Lexmark ink cartridges.
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Instructions
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Look at the indicator light on your Lexmark printer. You'll need to replace ink cartridges when the light flashes or turns red instead of the standard green.
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Purchase Lexmark ink cartridges. You can buy the brand name or purchase a generic version that is compatible with your printer. You can shop for low cost ink cartridges from ABC Ink.
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Remove the old cartridges from your printer. Grip the sides of the Lexmark ink cartridges and pull it out. Dispose of the ink cartridges in a recycle program like the one at Staples or save the cartridges for refill.
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Install the new ink cartridges after removing the protective tabs. Avoid touching the IC chip when installing the new Lexmark ink cartridges. Replace the cover of the printer.
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Allow the Lexmark printer to run a nozzle test. Print several pages with the new ink cartridges to make sure you installed the ink cartridges correctly. The indicator light should return to a solid green color.
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Tips & Warnings
Remember to check your printer's user manual before installing Lexmark ink cartridges. You'll want to follow all instructions in order to make sure you don't violate the warranty agreement.
Avoid replacing Lexmark ink cartridges with versions that leak or have passed their expiration date.
