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  I filled my printer with an hp1200 cartridgeworld cartridge and now the printer always says "check printer cartridge? any ideas help please, PS is not the first time I used these cartridges, but this is the first time I had no problem

  Hello

  Follow these steps and check if that helps:

  Method 1:
  Try to run the printer Troubleshooter and check that if it helps, here is the link:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-printer-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:
  Try to run the below fixit and check if this may help:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-cant-I-print

  It will be useful.

• HP Photosmart more: I took my black cartridge and now the printer thinks it is used. Help!

  I have a HP Photosmart Plus B210A, Nr CN217A model. I pulled out my black ink cartridge without checking the levels of ink in the tools, because the black text was not printing. (He had printed no problem 5 minutes before) I thought that it was empty, but it is half full. When I inserted a new cartridge, it was not printing or the other. So now I have a new cartridge (XL) think the printer is used and therefore will not accept it. I'm afraid to put another because it will be one more that I can't use if it does not print black ink.  It's about $40, I've lost so far. Any advice?

  Thank you, I put the printhead in hot distilled water and it worked! (Min is longer under warranty).

  I would add that you should wear rubber gloves and make sure you have a non-porous barrier between your workspace and from the print head. It's very messy. Also, you must turn off the printer and let it prepare again for printing. If this is not the case, he just told you that there is a problem with the printhead and will not let you do anything else.

  How many times will this work?

  Thanks for your help.

• My photosmart c4280 all-in-one make a machine gun noise when cartridges move to the print position.

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  Printer still print, but looks like it's dying each time. Should I worry

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• My HP OfficeJet Pro 8710 will not be printed in color. I use the cartridges supplied with the printer.

  I use a Mac OS X 10.6.8

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  Do not know what to do...

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  Grayscale is selected in the printer driver?

• HP INK CARTRIDGES ARE IN THE PRINTER

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• HP PHOTOSMART C5280 "Message of ERROR" print CARTRIDGES, refer to the PRINTER DOCUMENTATION

  My HP Photosmart C5280 All in one will not print.

  It has a flashing orange sign.

  It displays "Print cartridges refer to printer documentation".

  It was working fine yesterday and then just stopped. The cartridges were unchanged.

  Cannot find anything on this problem in the Basic Guide.

  Have printer is off and unplugged but WARNING reappears when returned to service.

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  Incompatible cartridges

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• DeskJet 5500: When the printer uses the 57 cartridge?

  I thank very you much for your reply to my last post. Makes perfect sense.

  I'm doing a huge amount of B & W / grey scale printing; I use 56 about two cartridges a week and I reload them successfully for a few tens of cycles each.

  My 57 cartridges also mpty very frequently while I print almost any color - the only color is perhaps a small logo on the page.

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  If the page still contains the least amount of color, 57 cartridge automatically prints the whole page, or the cartridge 56 prints black and the 57 print the little bit of color?

  If the 57 prints the whole page if it contains ANY color, is there anything I can do in the impression of New York to get the printer to use the cartridge 56 instead? I took to remove the cartridge 57, but when I put again, the printer goes through the cycle of test page, I want to avoid if I can.

  Thanlk in advance for your help.  I can't tell you how much it means for a user that a knowledgeable HP employee has actually answered questions through this forum. Other companies to let users themselves, often to hang in the wind without usable responses.

  Many use printers, not only HP, so-called 'underprinting' this is the pose of an ink of color on the page before the black ink.  Essentially, it is a primer for the paper.  The color dries quickly and is a base for black ink, allowing it to dry and cure without spreading out on the page.  If you have already printed with the cartridges out of alignment and saw a blue or magenta shadow to your text, you see the underprinting.  That's why, when the same printing black text, the printer uses a color ink.

  This printer is able to print reserve mode, which means it can print with 1 single cartridge installed.  The printing speed may be slower, but it's an easy way to make sure you are not using any color.  For reserve mode, remove the cartridge you want to use.  (Find a hermetic place to store this vertical cartridge with the nozzles pointing down as it is when it is installed in the printer, or it will dry out and become useless!)  To leave the reserve mode, put a good cart in the empty slot.

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• Ink cartridge problem - all inks to color, installed by the printer does not print

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  As you suggested, none of the ink cartridge works with the printer, let us know if you are able to print the test page for the printer. If you are unable to print a test page for the printer, I suggest you to contact the hardware manufacturer for assistance.

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• I nearly filled my HP F4580 printer cartridges, but the printer thinks they are empty.

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  @ Ton101 - I would like to clean the contacts on the cartridges and the printer to make sure the accumulation was not the cause of the problem you are having with the printer. Follow these steps to clean the electrical contacts on the cartridges and inside the product.

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• Photosmart 2575a - cartridge after moving from country / out of warranty reset the printer?

  HP WEB SITE WROTE:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02558798

  What country you were originally?  The world was divided into four regions of regionalization of the cartridge as described in this page.  If you are currently in Poland and moving to the United Kingdom, that the cartridges will be the same, they are both in zone 2.  In this case, the cartridges in the new country are the same as your existing cartridges.

  If you move to a country in a different area, then you can buy cartridges in the new area.  You will need to Contact HP to ask a "regionalization Reset." Do not charge for this, it is covered under the warranty of the cartridge, even if the printer itself is no longer under warranty. You will need to have access to your computer and printer then on line with HP. You will also need to have a set of cartridges for the new region, once completed reset cartridges of region of origin no longer works.

• ERROR MESSAGE HP6700 - PROBLEM WITH THE PRINTER OR INK SYSTEM CONTACT HP

  I JUST BOUGHT A HP OFFICEJET 6700 (LESS THAN 1 WEEK), THE PROBLEM OF PRINTER OR INK SYSTEM MESSAGE, TURN PRINTER OFF THEN WE IF THE PROBLEM CONTINUES CONTACT HP. IS DISPLAYED ON THE PRINTER SCREEN. I DID EVERYTHING SUGGESTED, AND MORE MORE, BUT THIS CUSTOM MESSAGE CLEARLY.  ALL DIAGNOSES OF THE PRINTER THE PRINTER IS FINE.  THE OPERATING SYSTEM IS WINDOWS 7.

  Mahamoud,
  Your article made a walkthrough basic troubleshooting, ending with the question if the print head is repairable. Because it is not on the 6700, the article isn't really the problem.
  
  Here is the solution I found to this problem:
  I discovered that eliminating all ink cartridges allows the printer at startup (although there is a message saying the missing print cartridges).
  Putting the cartridges in a binary regression revealed that the ink has been bad. (In my case, I only got the message of failure/printer ink when the yellow cartridge was in the printer).
  Replacement of the restored cartridge the printer functionality.
  That's the good news.
  Now the bad news: for HP.
  The generic error message indicates a failure with the printer or the ink system. No differentiation. With the electronics in the cartridges (that the client pays a high price for), looks that HP could not understand how to indicate a cartridge problem. This error message is not only unnecessary, but misleading. The printer indicates only a power reset and then contact HP. There is no indication that he might be a cartridge problem, not to mention what cartridge has failed. By the way, my customer encountered this problem when you replace the color cartridges. The cartridge failed was a new replacement.
  All of the web enabled features, fax, scanning features, print included with this printer are not very useful if the user can't get the dang thing to print.
  Another problem with this printer, is that, even when you only print in b & W, the printer uses little color (ostensibly make Blacks more "BOLD"). Then, finally, a color cartridge will go low or empty, even if only B & W printing. And guess what, you can't continue to print n & B if one of the color cartridges are out of ink. Thus, HP... How is this useful printer in an office environment, where most print tends to be B & W?

  (I would add; the solution in the message of failure/printer ink cartridge cannot fix your problem if, in fact, there are a few default printer. But if the problem is in the ink system, then the troubleshooting cartridge can help you).
  I have posted similar comments on Amazon, for this printer, in the subject line: shame on you, HP.