How to solve communication issues after a sponge-less upgrade

Question: 
I did a sponge-less upgrade on my printer lately. The black ink is working perfectly, but I have an error of communication that the color ink cartridge is giving. Would you happen to have any tips on how to fix this?
Solution:  

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To address your issue:
Ensure the Cartridge is Fully Seated:

• Take out the color cartridge from the printer.
• Look at the electronic ribbon for ink stains or sticky residue. If you see any, wipe very gently with a paper towel.
• Look at the brass pins on the printer’s cartridge slot. Be sure they are clean and dry.
• Reinsert the cartridge, reseating it a few times to improve the connection.

• Printer cartridges have a reference resistor that the printer heats up and compares to the resistance of the nozzles.
• A significant difference in the resistance measurement between the reference resistor and the nozzles could cause the printer to mark certain nozzles as failed.
• If this number exceeds a threshold, the cartridge is considered unusable, and further replacement is stopped.

• For more empty cases, try looking for your cartridge model on eBay with the word “empty virgin.” Virgin cartridges have never been refilled and are best suited for refilling.
• Could you steer clear of remanufactured cartridges? These often utilize recycled OEM parts, which can have damaged nozzles. Their outer chips designed to overwrite OEM data can be defective in the presence of humidity, which is common in Asia.