Epson Stylus CX4300 Ink Cartridges

Customer Questions & Answers

• Hi, do you need to have all the four ink cartridges full in order to print in black and white? In other words, can you print if only the black cartridge is full and the colour ones are empty?

  Epson CX4300 printer operation

  Typically, a colour inkjet will need to have at least some ink in each of the colour cartridges in order to print anything. However, it is possible that there is a setting which may override this so that your Epson Stylus CX4300 can print in black and white only. As we do not provide technical support for printers we cannot advise on how to operate specific printer models. Please refer to your user guide or contact Epson for technical support. I have attached a link to their website below:

  http://www.epson.co.uk/Support

  Answered by Paul Miller (Staff Member) - about 6 years ago

• Hi, do you deliver colour ink cartridges for the Epson Stylus CX4300 to Israel? I just want to order one set please.

  Delivery of Epson CX4300 colour cartridges

  Unfortunatley, we only ship within the UK

  Answered by Stacy Bass (Staff Member) - about 6 years ago

• I have bought ink cartridges from another firm which were supposed to be compatible with my Epson Stylus CX4300. The code number on the package is 'ET-0711'. I changed the black cartridge yesterday only to find that I got a message on my computer saying that the ink cartridge was not compatible and the printer would not work. As far as I know, I followed the instructions on how to change the cartridge correctly. On the package, there is a list of printers which should work with these ink cartridges but my model is not listed although there is the equivalent printer DX4400. Could this be the reason why it does not work and how can I be sure that your ink cartridges will work? The other firm also said on their website that these compatible ink cartridges should work in my printer.

  Compatible inks for Epson CX4300

  We cannot comment on issues relating to the purchase of goods from another retailer. We would recommend contacting the company who supplied you with the compatible Epson CX4300 ink cartridges.

  Providing that your machine is a UK model then our range of compatible Epson Stylus CX4300 ink cartridges should work reliably in your printer without any problems.

  If you need any further assistance when selecting the correct cartridges for your machine please don't hesitate to call our friendly freephone support team.

  Answered by Daniel Zieba (Staff Member) - about 6 years ago

• Hi, I purchased a CX4300 printer sometime back and after use the cartridges got exhausted. I can't find a local supplier so I was wondering if you could tell me where to find one in India? Do you have them in stock? I need to know where I can purchase the cartridges for my CX4300?

  Finding Epson CX4300 cartridges

  Unfortunately, we are not able to ship to addresses outside of the UK and I cannot advise of a local supplier to yourself. Additionally, due to the regional codes applied to different cartridges, the ink cartridges we stock for the Epson CX4300 may not work in a printer that was purchased outside of the UK.

  Answered by Vicky Lush (Staff Member) - about 6 years ago

• How much Indian Rupees do you charge for Epson Stylus CX4300 black and colour cartridges?

  Epson Stylus CX4300 ink prices

  Unfortunately, we do not deliver to countries outside of the UK. Therefore, we only quote our prices in Pound Sterling.

  Answered by Daniel Kelman (Staff Member) - almost 6 years ago

• How do I set the Epson Stylus CX4300 to print black and white only, without colour?

  Epson CX4300 printer settings

  You usually do this by opening the settings page through your PC / laptop but it's different for some machines. Please consult your Epson Stylus CX4300 printer manual for help with the settings for mono only printing. If you don't have your manual you can download it here: http://esupport.epson-europe.com/ProductHome.aspx?lng=en-GB&data=lkuCfcvA9cwi+TwtWff3Y5azz8r1PYz8&tc=5

  Answered by Claire Smith (Staff Member) - about 5 years ago