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Canon PGI-280 XL & CLI-281 XXL Ink Cartridges, Compatible High Yield – 5-Pack (1 Black, 1 Pigment Black, 1 Cyan, 1 Magenta, 1 Yellow)
Color: 250, PGBk: 400
1980C001, 1981C001, 1982C001, 1983C001, CLI-281XXL, PGI-280XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $11.55 each
Canon PGI-280 XXL Super High Yield Black Compatible Printer Ink Cartridge
Black: 600
PGI-280XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $15.89 each
Canon CLI-281 XXL Super High Yield Cyan Compatible Printer Ink Cartridge
Color: 830
1980C001, CLI-281XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $14.66 each
Canon CLI-281 XXL Super High Yield Magenta Compatible Printer Ink Cartridge
Color: 830
1981C001, CLI-281XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $14.66 each
Canon CLI-281 XXL Super High Yield Black Compatible Printer Ink Cartridge
Color: 830
1983C001, CLI-281XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $14.66 each
Canon CLI-281 XXL Super High Yield Yellow Compatible Printer Ink Cartridge
Color: 830
1982C001, CLI-281XXL
Avg. Price Per Cartridge: $14.66 each
How do I change the ink in my Canon TR7520 printer?
- Be sure the printer’s power is turned on.
- Open the scanning unit’s cover – the print head holder should transfer to the replacement position.
- Get rid of the cartridge once it runs out of ink. Push the tab and lift the cartridge to remove it.
- Unpack the new cartridge and get rid of its orange tape then the protective film completely.
- Hold the cartridge with the protective cap pointing upward and be careful not to block the air hole.
- Lift the orange protective cap’s tab to remove it thoroughly.
- Insert the cartridge’s front end into the print head at a slanting position. Ensure the cartridge’s position matches the label.
- Press the cartridge’s top until it firmly locks into place.
- Close the scanning unit’s cover.
Frequently Asked Question for Canon TR7520 Ink Refill
a. What ink does the Canon TR7520 use?
The Canon TR7520 uses PGI-280 and CLI-281 ink cartridges. There are five slots for the ink tanks in the Canon PIXMA TR7520 printer – a pigment-based black ink, and four dye-based inks (1 black, 1 yellow, 1 magenta, 1 cyan). The dyed-based inks create beautiful photo prints while the pigment-based ink produces laser-quality text.