Certainly I have researched in the forum. It appears a lot of photos and answers of other guys, but I would like to find a archive, a document where appear classified the labels and cartridges with photos for, by this way, give me the opportunity to investigate slowy. In truth, I found one, in pdf, but it has been written in german.....I'll continue researching! Thanks, Grimmlin13
If you can get pictures of the labels, post them here. Some one will know what they are. The German pdf can be translated. There is a web site called German Manuals in English, germanmanuals.com that says it translates. Maybe they can help.
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