How to Install the Ink Cartridge in an Epson Stylus 1000 Printer
The Epson Stylus 1000 Printer may have been discontinued, but it is still a dandy printer for people who need good quality black-and-white printing at high speeds. The Stylus 1000 uses Inkjet technology, so it is remarkably quiet. Its ink cartridge is good for approximately 700 pages. When the Stylus 1000 runs out of ink, replacing the cartridge is easy, so you can get back to printing in a flash.
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Instructions
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Turn the Stylus 1000 Printer off by pushing the power switch down to the off position. Press and hold the ALT and PAUSE buttons while you turn the power to the on position. Release the ALT and PAUSE buttons once the printer has started to initialize, allowing the print head to move to the ink cartridge replacement position.
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Open the printer cover by lifting it up and away from you. Open the ink cartridge clamp by pulling it up and toward you.
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Lift the old ink cartridge straight up and out of the ink cartridge holder. Place the old ink cartridge in a plastic bag and set aside for recycling.
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Open the protective packaging on the new ink cartridge. Remove the new ink cartridge from the packaging and its cardboard protector. Remove the tape seal from the new ink cartridge. Properly dispose of the packaging, cardboard and tape seal.
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Lower the new ink cartridge into the ink cartridge holder. Insure the arrow on the ink cartridge is aligned with the arrow on the printer case. Insure the label on the new ink cartridge is face up. Close the ink cartridge clamp by pushing it back into its original place.
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Press the ALT button to charge the ink delivery system. Close the printer cover.
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Tips & Warnings
Open the package containing the replacement ink cartridge only when you are ready to install it. Storing an ink cartridge outside of its protective packaging may cause the ink to dry, rendering the cartridge unusable.
Opening the ink cartridge clamp for any reason other than to change the ink cartridge will render the installed ink cartridge unusable.
Old cartridges may still contain ink that can spill if not handled carefully.
If you get ink on your skin, wash the area immediately with soap and water.
If you get ink in your eyes, flush them immediately with cool water. If you experience discomfort or vision problems after flushing your eyes, seek immediate medical attention.
