Epson Stylus CX4200 Ink

Cartridge prices starting at $7.95

When you don’t have much time to print, scan, and copy a large amount of documents, you’d certainly wish your printer can print without the need for a PC like the Epson Stylus CX4200. This compact inkjet printer, which measures 19 x 15 x 9 inches and weighs only 18 pounds, features a USB interface, so even without a PC, you can print, scan, and copy on the go. But make sure you always have spare ink cartridges to avoid printing delays. Here at Inkjets, you can find a wide selection of remanufactured ink cartridges for Epson printer models including the Stylus CX4200. Whether it’s the remanufactured Epson 60 black, yellow, magenta, or cyan ink cartridge that you need, we’ve got you covered. Feel free to check out our listing below.

How To Replace Cartridge(s)

Follow the simple guide below if you need to install new ink cartridges on the Epson Stylus CX4200:

Make sure the printer is on.
Close the document cover, and then open the scanner.
Press and release the ink button and wait until the empty ink cartridge moves to the ink out mark.
Press the ink button again and wait until the printhead moves to the ink cartridge replacement position.
Open the cartridge cover and pinch the tab on the empty cartridge. Then, lift it out of the printer.
Get the new ink cartridge package and shake it a few times before opening it.
Remove the new ink cartridge from the package and place it into the cartridge holder. Then, push it down until it clicks into place.
Close the cartridge cover and close the scanner.

Frequently Asked Questions

What to do if the printouts are light or faint?

If you get light or faint printouts, try running a nozzle check to see if the printhead needs cleaning. If yes, then clean the printhead to unclog the nozzles so they can deliver the ink properly.

I’m getting the Epson 60 10-Pack Remanufactured Ink Cartridges for my Epson Stylus CX4200, but I’m going to use only 4 cartridges. Up to how long do the unused ink cartridges last in storage?

If you keep the unused ink cartridges in their original sealed packaging, they can last up to 24 months in storage. But make sure to store them in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight.

The printed pages have gaps in them. What could be the problem?

Gaps in the printed pages may indicate either clogged nozzles or low or empty ink cartridges.