HP Oficejet 4620 won't print black all of a sudden.

My printer cannot print black, and it's the third printer that makes that, particularly at work and home.   This time I have not used all of the ink contained in cartridges that came with it.    One of the printers in my office located in what I put all new cartridges and it still didn [t work.  HP succeeded him, and now my previous new brand cartridges are considered used and obsolete.      I don't want to do the same to the home because I'll still finish with a value of $100 from new cartridges to scrap.   Any suggestions?

I followed the advice of someone and removed the printer and then reinstalled as if it were a new printer.     He worked and printing.

Thank you all.

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