HP 54 black ink cartridge: black cartridge HP 54 not available at HP

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• Ink cartridge missing or not detected

  I feel as usual.  I went to another sheet of printing, and it came on my printer.  "Ink cartridge missing or not detected".  Earlier today, I put in a new black ink cartridge.  I took out and the color one, again no change.  I connected the printer to the front and back, waited, plugged back without success.

  I don't know what is the cause and I'm not very irritable with computers.  I thought to change color ink, but he is looking fine on the papers that I printed.   Help, please.  The printer is older, but I take care of it and have never had a problem until now.  It is a HP Photosmart C4240 all-in-one.

  Thank you!

  Nevermind I found the answer.  I copy the information because it worked!

  I found this video very useful.

  The steps are also listed below

  1. press the button and the button cancel at the same time.

  2. you will be asked to enter a special code press the blue button, green button and the grey button (in that order, one after the other).

  3. press the grey button until the Menu "information".

  4. press the green button.

  5. press on the gray button until you reach checksum to lock new data entry.

  6. press the green button and wait a certain number to appear. It will be a random number and is not important beyond his generation.

  7. press the button cancel three times to exit.

  8. try the print message should be gone.

  I hope this helps. I know that it's my YAY!

• Re: C510 black eStation ink cartridge work do not

  Frustrated REEEEEALLY. After screwing around all day trying to get stuff printed I sit tonight with a new black ink cartridge and it's either not all black printing or it is a pale gray. All other cartridges work. Come here, when I click on links to every possible solution nothing opens for me. Before anyone asks, this printer is about 2 or 3 years, but had BARELY BARELY BARELY served. It is connected to an HP computer that is only a few years old with exceptionally light use also. I installed the updates that were available. He printed some photos fine this am, but I'm trying to print documents has put me in such a rage today I had better just go to bed. Warranty is out, so much for spending money on a printer expensive in the hope that it would last. Hope this will be a quick solution. It's really annoying to keep buying new printers all the few years despite them get such use of the lamp

  Hi @Furbio and welcome to the Forums of HP!
  
  I'm sorry to hear you had so much trouble for your C510 to print in black, but I will certainly do my best to give a helping hand
  
  Because you mentioned that you have questions, open links of the forums, I'll have everything written here in my post, so I apologize in advance for how long this post can get!
  
  First of all, I would like you to clean the contacts on each cartridge by following the steps below taken from the document a "incompatible cartridge" or "not compatible ink cartridges" Error Message on the computer or the all-in-onefor your printer. "
  
  Follow these steps to clean the electrical contacts of the cartridge.
  1. gather the following items:
  Clean cotton pads
  Paper clean and lint to rest the cartridges on (coffee filters work well)
  2. press the power button to turn on the printer.
  3. open the cartridge access door. Lift the corner front right of the printer until it locks on the door in the full open position. Wait until the print carriage to move toward the center of the printer.
  4. press the tab on the front of the cartridge to release it, then pull it up and out to remove it from its housing.
  5 hold the cartridge by its sides with the nozzle facing up.
  6 locate the electrical contacts on the bottom of the cartridge. The electrical contacts are four small rectangles of copper metal.
  
  7 wipe the electrical contacts with a q-tip clean and dry until no debris remains on them. Make sure that no ink or debris from the smear on the transparent window next to the electrical contacts.
  8. place the cartridge on the clean and lint paper with the nozzle upward.
  9 locate the electrical contacts inside the carriage. Electrical contacts are similar to a set of four copper color placed pins to touch the electrical contacts on the cartridge.
  10. clean the electrical contacts inside the car with a clean, dry cotton swab, second.
  * Please do for each cartridge, just to be complete
  11 drag each cartridge into the slot that is appropriate until it snaps. Make sure that you insert each cartridge into the slot with the corresponding color icon.
  12. close the cartridge access door.
  
  After completing these steps cleaning cartridge, if the problem still persists, I would like to manually clean the electrical contacts on your print head (the part the cartridges sit in inside of). These measures were taken from the replacement print head for your printer paper (with a few changes to make things more clear ).
  
  Follow these steps to clean the electrical contacts on the print head and inside the printer.
  1. press the power button to turn on the printer, if it is not already selected.
  2. open the cartridge access door. The carriage moves to the center of the printer. Wait that the carriage is idle and silent before proceeding.
  3. to remove the cartridges, press the tab on the front of the cartridge, and then pull it upwards to remove it from its housing. Do this for each cartridge.
  4. to remove the print head, lift the locking on the carriage to the stop handle.
  
  5. place the print head on its side on lint cloth or absorbent paper and use a fluffy and filtered/distilled water to clean the electrical contacts inside the printer as shown below.

  
  
  6 proceed to clean the electrical contacts of the print head as well using the same materials. Just be careful not to touch the contacts with your fingers.
  
  7. once everything is dry (try not to let the printhead out for more than 10 minutes if possible) please proceed to reinsert the printhead to the printer and gently drop the locking handle to fix it up before you reinsert the cartridges and close the printer.
  
  
  When the printer is finished it is maintenance, try to print a report to see if the black is printing printer or if something has changed with the next steps in the document printing to a printer status report for your printer.

  1. In the home screen on the product control panel, press Menu () in the upper left corner. A list of menu options screens.

• Black ink cartridge print do not. All-in-one 6500 e709n, windows 7 64

  Black ink cartridge not printing not tried currently displayed responses including soak the print head.  The only check that I'm not sure of the vent hole is.  I see not a magnifying glass, or hole to put the needle find.  Tape has been removed.  Tried to blow into the cartridge to see if the ink out of the top of the cartridge - no luck.

  Troubleshooting the e709n print quality problems

  If you have followed all the steps to solve this problem of print quality and tried the solution of soaking the print head, then at this point so there are 2 options.

  (1) replace the print head.  The printhead can be ordered from the HP parts store using the CN643a part number.  I'll give you a link to the following HP parts store.

  HP parts store

  (2) replace the printer.  Sometimes, it may be cheaper in the long run to replace the printer with a new one, because the new unit will be delivered with the latest updates in technology and a new guarantee.

  I hope this helps.

• Ink cartridge # 99 does not fit into the printer, only #97 will fit

  Hello, I tried to install the print cartridge # 99 and he doesn't, oddly enough the # 97 cartridge fits very well.  It seems the line (party at the top of the cartridge Bay won't let me install the cartridge, as the #97 the manual for my HP 6540 has said that I can use this cartridge # 99 photos improved.   Help, please

  Darryl Arenson

  Hello

  The 99 Photo ink cartridge cannot be inserted at the location of the left as the 97 color ink cartridge.

  In order to use a Photo cartridge, keep the 97 color cartridge in the left location, remove the black print cartridge and insert the Photo cartridge instead of on the right...

  As the manual on page 36 list, the Photo cartridge must be used on the cradle of law:

  To install the print photo, remove the cartridge of the printer black inkcartridge,
  then to install the photo print cartridge in the compartment to the right of printing
  the cartridge cradle.

  Shlomi

• new yellow ink cartridge (564) do not correctly print Photosmart HP 7510 e-all-in-one

  My Hp Photosmart 7510 e - all - in - one... I replaced the yellow cartridge XL 564 and I am getting yellow streaks... when printing a report, yellow is barely noticeable, with black stripes.

  Is this a faulty new cartridge?  Help, please!

  Carol

  DUH!   A senior moment here... I pulled out the yellow ink cartridge replaced by another new... at that moment, I realized the orange tab 'pull' was still attached.   Once I got his shot and re - insert the cartridge, it was fixed!

• HP Photosmart Plus B210 Series new magenta ink cartridge prints do not at all

  First of all, I had a problem with my cyan ink on my printer HP Photosmart B210 series. The problem was that he was not the impression and he says it wasn't printing because of the cartridge and also I had to align my cartridges. Whenever I tried to align the cartridges he says that alignment does not so I ended up trying to align them so much that I have exhausted all my ink and went out to buy all new cartridges.

  When I installed new cartridges and tried to line up once again, they all worked perfectly, but when I went to print a photo, the magenta was not yet appear. I did another test called 'Print diagnostic Information' and the magenta box is completely blank 100%. When I went to see the "estimated ink levels" he said it was perfectly fine. I tried to print a picture of a square while magenta box and the printed page was completely empty.

  Basically... How can I get my printer to recognize the new magenta cartridge because it is not currently.

  I'd say running up to three cycles of cleaning the printer before driver or Panel box tools.  If this doesn't get the magenta, then you can try soak the print head, as described here.

  [edit] Know that the ink gauge is probably not at this point clear - especially the printer like that it has printed pages of magenta at this stage, while the ink is still in the cartridge.  The ink gauge will indicate less ink cartridges is actaully available.

• All-in-one Photosmart HP 7510: Photosmart 7510 - black ink cartridge print does not, but the tests are very well

  All the test prints are very good.  I have cleaned the print heads, broken cartridges.  I just replaced all the yesterday.

  Today, I can't print black.  The documents are great dimmed or blank pages come out.  I use a MacBook 2007, 10.6.8.  What else do you need to know?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hey @jas493,

  Welcome to the Forum from HP Support.  I hope you enjoy your experience here.

  I see you have a recurring problem of print quality with your HP Photosmart 7510 e-all-in-one printer.  I want to help you with this.

  What you describe, it seems that you tried all HP recommended troubleshooting steps.  Fortunately, given that your printer has a removable printhead, there are some other steps you can take to address the issue:

  Check the status of print head warranty

   

• HP brand new 4620 Officejet black ink cartridge and it won't print black at all the

  Hello, my printer has failed recently more ink. So I bought a set of cartridges to Staples. I installed them and ran the print head cleaning function. I now have the great color and BLACK NO. I ran to repeatedly print head cleaning function. Its so frustrating to monitor printers the past 2 decades range from reliable gains to unreliable everything in the financial goal. I've had printers since the 1980s, I used printers when they came with the ribbons, who hardly could, although they can indeed dry. At least when they dry out, you would be able to put a new one in and continue. Now that they have designed replaceable print heads (because they were made knowing that they will fail), ink cartridges that are not interchangeable (knowing that once you got with the printer model, you can most likely switch to another brand or model) that uses a DIFFERENT model ink cartridge. All for finacial gain. Between my office and home, I lived 4 printers in the past 2 years. I've been a loyal fan of Lexmark, until my old died and I bought a new, the first thing I noticed was the variable print head and I thought, uh oh, that is going to fail and so said, so done, within 3 months of using the printer, Lexmark sent me 2 print heads and 2 series of inks of replacement free of charge. I still have a set of ink and print head because the LCD screen turned white, lol. Had to throw it away. Eventually move to HP that I believe is made in the same factory as Lexmarks after comparison of many models. Now I have the newest HP to my office and its been so far great and SUPERB ink usage, PREVIOUSLY. I'm almost afraid to know what my future has in store. I know that I fell in a field off-topic, BUT HP, YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF yourself. I have now lost $60 on a new series of cartridges and will most likely need a new printer since my warranty has expired. SMH. Bad business!

  A representative has in fact contact me to rectify the situation, even if my unit is out of warranty period. I really appreciate the effort. Kudos to HP.

• Always printing black ink cartridge is not after several clean using your own ink cartridges

  I have a HP Deskjet 3050 All in One J610 series printer.

  I use Windows XP.

  I'm a Newbie as HP printers are concerned, but some have experience troubleshooting former HP model a parent.

  The black cartridge is not printing.   For various reasons, I have not used the printer for about two months.  So far, the printer worked fine, and in fact it is still using the cartridges that came with the printer.  I mention these points here because I realize or the other or both can be part of the issue.

  When I sent a document to the printer, printing was uneven.  I checked ink levels and black and color cartridges were about the third two full (before I used the print head cleaning utility.

  After cleaning the printheads, I tried again and this time the impression was the same, but in a shade of light blue, which was very low.  However, the original document is in a police man and a shade of gray, so perhaps he used ink cartridge color and not black?

  Research using the viewer help from HP does not help because it implies that you don't know how to locate the ink cartridge Clean Utility.

  After searching on Google to match the questions, I tried a second and then a third level of cleaning.  And because a post mentioned have to do eight times, I did a little more luck.  When the page is printed at the end of the cleaning cycle, the colors come out crisp and even.  There is no black bloc... is there?  I can't find an image showing a what print perfect following cleaning should look like.

  Additional to clean using the utility attempts do not seem to have worked and could even have been counterproductive because when I tried to print another document, and this came out so pale that I first thought that it is a blank page.

  I used the utility to re-estimated ink levels and the color is always about two third full, while black has dropped a little down, but is still above half full.  There is a check/tick showing for black ink and color.

  Messages on similar questions suggest that the replacement of the cartridge does not solve the problem and that heads should be cleaned manually.

  Should I try to clean the heads manually?  Who was mentioned on the threads and even on the HP support but as another option for a very different model.   I watched some demos on You Tube, but they are for different models of HP, in which they remove the printheads and clean them in a solution provided in the trade which I think is available in the United Kingdom, or with water!

  I would be grateful for any advice as to whether I should remove the black cartridge and clean heads printing and, if so, if someone could point me to a link where this is illustrated step by step, video, or shown in the logical steps.

  In the meantime I'll go off and buy a new black cartridge, but if it's the heads need cleaning, I'll have to do anyway.

  Thanks for any advice you can give me!

  I would like to manually clean the contacts on the cartridges and the printer. The process is described for your model of printer in step 3 of this document here.  The rest of the document does not apply to your question, but it does a great job giving instructions step by step on the manual cleanup process and materials needed to use lists. Manual cleaning will help ensure that the accumulation of contacts is not the cause of the issue of the print quality that you are experiencing. I hope this helps.

• HP 564: Black ink cartridge

  So I just bought all new cartridges yesterday and when I installed my printer showed that the ink cartridges levels where not full. They were all at different levels, 50% and below! I called four different people at HP and gives me the race around. They said that they will replace a! I can't go back to the store because I've already placed in my printer. Who can help me with this problem?

  This can be a problem, you can solve with your printer. What model is your printer? I can send on some troubleshooting steps.

• HP Officejet 5510v: installation of ink cartridges

  I bought this printer used and told me everything had to ink. Purchased ink cartridges, but does not know where they are going. Is there a place where I can go for the specs on this printer? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. When you try to go to the website of HP, that's not yet the list this printer unless you are trying to buy the ink cartridges for it.

  Hello

  Please click on Installation of ink cartridges to access the procedure which should solve the problem.

  I hope that the issue must be resolved.

  Please call the HP Technical Support for assistance.

  If you are in the United States, the toll free # is 1-800-474-6836.

  If you're not in the United States, and then connect to www.hp.com , bottom left it is an icon of the world map, click it and then select the region that you belong to, which would then provide the support options for you for this region.

• How to take the printer ink cartridges OfficeJet 6700 cart

  I have a printer of HP all-in-one OfficeJet 6700.  When I inserted a new cartridge, there was a false message that says the cartridge was exhausted and cannot print. I tried 3 times with 3 new cartridges with the same result, so I called HP Support. They sent me another printer parts and missing parts had to come from my old printer.  I need to remove the old printer ink cartridges carriage and install it in the HP an Envoy.  I can't seem to understand and am afraid to break if I push or pull to hard.  Does anyone know how to do this?

  HP technicians two first talked on the phone told me there was a lock on the side to get (that I never found).  The third stopped in the middle of our conversation, he looked up and said that HP 6700 printer ink cartridges carriage is not removable.  Thanks for your advice and I hope that this information might help someone else. - Paw - Paw

• Photosmart all-in-one without startup ink cartridges

  Photosmart all-in-one came without the startup ink cartridges and will not start with regular size cartridge.

  If your printer is delivered without cartridge to start, you will need to contact technical support. The technical support number is 800-474-6836

• Change ink cartridges CN216A Photosmart Plus B210

  Ink cartridges carriage does not come to the center when I lift the cover if I put in new cartridges.

  However, the fact printer print and copy, for transport of cartridge works for printing.  Help!

  Hello Shorty944and welcome to the Forums of HP!

  I see that you have issues with your transport movement, but only when changing cartridges. I would like to help with that today.

  I suggest you perform a power reset. Unplug the power cord from the printer and the power outlet, then wait 60 seconds. After 60 seconds, plug back in the printer. Make sure that you connect the printer directly to a wall outlet. Make sure to bypass any surge protector or power bar.

  "I suggest also running through the steps described in this document on 'traffic Jam' or ' 0X610000F6" Message appears on the control panel, just in case there is a problem with the transport catch or delaying its movement.

  Good luck and please let me know the results of your troubleshooting operations. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!