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• X476dw/X576dw of HP OFFICEJET PRO ink expiration?

  Does anyone know if the new officejet pro series x476dw/x576dw printers have expiry periods on their ink cartridges installed?

  I am considering the model as a replacement for Home Office laser.  My print job is unusall because it is rarely heavy.  I am after a durable device and this option provides a route out of toner dust and an environment more own home office.

  Thank you.

  In this printer inks do not expire. Here's the official statement from HP on the "expired" ink: ink Expiration - none of the Officejet Pro X-series printers are listed. The date on the ink cartridge is the date of the warranty ends. The printer stops when an ink cartridge runs out of ink.

• Pre sale question: Officejet Pro X476dw - ink cartridges

  Hello

  I have a couple of pre sale question on the Officejet Pro X476dw - I hope you can help me with.

  I live in Denmark (EU) and in the book loads, it says that it comes with startup ink cartridges (translated from Danish). What these specifications of starter ink contains less ink than normal cartridges don't - if so - no idea how many pages they can produce before they empty?

  As to the number of products: it says CN461A - but to some websites, it is called CN461A #A80 - is this the same printer? And what does the #A80?

  The ink cartridges have an expiration date. What happens after that date: the printer will require new cartridges before it will print anything if it can damage the printer to use ink after the expiry date - or what the print quality is affected?

  Q: it comes with startup ink (translated from Danish). These start ink specifications contains less ink than normal cartridges only

  A: Yes.  It's half in full by a quarter from a new normal cartridge.  Pagecounts are all depends on a lot and what you print.

  Q: it says CN461A - but to some websites, it is called CN461A #A80

  A: the extra #A80 is probably a regional identifier.  Its basically the same printer but built with some regulation is necessary for your region as energy consumption.

  Q: the ink cartridges have an expiration date. What happens after that date

  A: the ink are deteriorating and are more likely to plug in your print heads and contacts.

  Q: the printer will require new cartridges before it will print anything

  A: not necessarily, but it is advisable to listen to your printers of warning messages

  Q: can the printer to be used after the expiry date of the ink

  R: damage, maybe not the best term.  It would cause clogs in the ink system that will require additional support.  When the hooves can not be erased then the printer may need to be replaced.

  Q: or what the quality of the print is affected?

  R: technically Yes, but the quality will be not noticeable in most cases with an outdated cartridge.  The ink won't be able to apply paper and take a nice full round, resulting in a glance more stained on a microsopic level.  Your concern should be on the maintenance of the equipment.

• How can a use of an ink cartridge in my deskjet D2680

  I already cleaned the cartridges, but because they are refurbished printer will not use it and they are compatible. I want to know if there is a way to get around this restriction, otherwise I will never buy HP again

  Dragon-fur wrote:

  [snip] in my opinion:

  What Bob was careful not to say is this: using rerurbished of your printer ink can damage over time.  It is not something "HP".  It's one thing to the printer.  HP did not do that to you to make you buy HP ink cartridges.  You should be able to use any ink of high quality for your printer.

  It is true that HP printers can go a bit over edge into the little "protect themselves".  I suspect the printers used to accept refurbished ink cartridges and printers broke.  HP has been blamed for the printers broken; That is why the change.  (I have no evidence of that, it's just a hint: Why put extra in a printer electronics unless it is necessary?) [snip]

  It is certainly true that a cartrdige defective reman that may damage the printer, often because of the ink dripping in the mechanism due to a bad charge.  The printer as a result of defective third cartrdiges is not covered by the HP warranty.

  It is not true that HP rejects cartrdiges simply because they are reloaded/refurbished.  In general, there is not an ID "this cartridge is rebuilt" on one of the reloaded cartridges.  The printer has several checks it does for a cartrdige when inserted to ensure that it is appropriate for the printer.  These controls may include a combination of the following:

  • Read the electric cartridge ID to ensure that it is the type in the appropriate slot and correct cartrdige.
  • Check the electrical connectivity of the control signals for not too many are open or shorted.
  • Check the electrical parameters of temperature control circuit.
  • Check the expiry date of the ink.  This is done only a very few models, usually those who use the cartrdiges 02 series where ancient ink can cause damage to the permanent print head.

  The tests are not to prevent reman cartrdiges, same tests are run on the HP cartridges and cartridges that do not will be rejected by the original HP printer or remans.

  HP has a page about it here.

• Object timeout

  Hello
  I have little doubt of consistency object expiration date. I have a specific question - some objects (in the same type) contains the date field that specifies the expiration of it (or the time in seconds). Can I set up time of life by object in cache coherence?

  Hello

  There are two ways to achieve this.

  1 specify the expiration time when you put the object in the cache.

  cache.put(key, value, expiryTime);
  

  2 write a trigger on the cache that sets the time-out at the entrance when the cache is updated. So this will work regardless of the way in which the values are added or changed. Triggers are explained here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24290_01/coh.371/e22837/api_triggers.htm#CIHCAIBE

  public class ExpirySettingTrigger implements MapTrigger, PortableObject {
  
      @Override
      public void process(Entry entry) {
          long expiry = // get the expiry from the value being added/updated - entry.getValue()
          ((BinaryEntry)entry).expire(expiry);
      }
  
      @Override
      public void readExternal(PofReader pofReader) throws IOException {
      }
  
      @Override
      public void writeExternal(PofWriter pofWriter) throws IOException {
      }
  }
  

  JK

• Expiry of the ink. Is substitute possible?

  What is expiration and why does it occur?  Expiry of the ink is built in date for some cartridges to make them stop working when the ink inside becomes too old to work properly with the machine to avoid damaging the printhead to the printer. This is to protect the system and to ensure that print quality is maintained. But it is worth noting that the majority of the HP cartridges haven't this expiry of ink feature affects only a small number of printer models.  There are also printers that have a replacement for expiration option too. To learn more about the expiration of the ink and printers have the ability to override the expiration, look at the following link.

  As always, I hope that the community will find it informative and useful!

• HP Vivera Photosmart 3210: EXPIRY of the INK. can buy black ink only and print n & B with the range of printers hp Vivera 3210?

  all ink has expired. can I buy only black ink and print n & b with hp Vivera printer, photosmart 3210 all-in-one

  and black and white printing only with color expired ink in there?

  Hi @peanut7949,

  I believe, with this model, you can continue printing with inks has expired. That being said, if you replace only the black ink and continue to print with others (expired), it should be fine.

  Here's what I could find on the subject:

  Each ink cartridge has an expiration date to protect the printing system and ensure a good quality ink. The cartridge expiration date appears on line 53 of the free test report.

• E14 ACER: EXPIRY DATE OF CARTRIDGE IN HP PHOTOSMART C5280 ALL-IN-ONE

  HOW CAN I REPLACE EXPIRED INK CARTRIDGE IN THE PRINTER ALL-IN-ONE PHOTOSMART C5280 HP?

  Hey @mmaxxor,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are looking for a way to override the expiration date for all-in-one printer, HP Photosmart C5280 ink cartridge. I want to offer you information about expiration dates.

  Expiration dates can be reset on cartridges. But expired cartridges should work correctly in your HP Photosmart too long that the cartridges have been installed on your printer before expiry. If you bought new cartridges that have already expired they likely won't work in your printer and there is no replacement for that cartridges are expired. If this is the case, you may want to consider bringing back them to the store or speaking with our Technical Support phone queue to explore additional options.

  If you had a cartridge installed in your HP Photosmart camera and would use very well and at random, to get the message that the cartridge has not expired, you should be able to hit OK on this message and continue using the printer as per normal.

  For more information on the guarantee one couverture coverage for ink cartridges and printheads, please click on here.

  Please let me know if the information I have provided solves your problem. Good luck!

• DesignJet plotter: ink cartridges T610

  For the T610 ink cartridges can be used after the expiry date on the packaging or expired cartridges will damage the print or machine heads? Thank you.

  Mysef using inks expired for more than 12 years and never have a problem. I mainly photos, posters, giclée print

  print... Currently, I have DJ500, DJ800, Z2100, Z3100, Z3200...

  Use only inks from HP, even expired...

  never use these so-called remanufactured or refilled inks... but if you can print something not important or simple

  color... maybe ok...

• HOW CAN I REPLACE EXPIRED INK CARTRIDGE IN THE PRINTER ALL IN ONE HP OFFICEJET PRO L7780?

  HOW CAN I REPLACE EXPIRED INK CARTRIDGE IN THE PRINTER ALL IN ONE HP OFFICEJET PRO L7780?

  I DO NOT PRINT A LOT AND I HAVE TWO PRINTERS. THE EXPIRATION DATE ON THE CARTRIDGE, THE PRINTER DOSE NOT LET ME PRINT. I KNOW THAT THERE IS WAY TO OVERRIDE THIS PROBLEM, BECAUSE ON MY PREVIOUS PRINTER THEY REPLACES THE KEY.

  The error message itself will remain but will continue to print. This message will remain until the cartridge is replaced. Substitution is the printer printing always regardless of the error message on the display screen.

• CQ305A: ink expiration

  Hi all,

  I'm new to this forum and I would like to help with my designjet T770HD printer. The expiration of the ink, the printer stays off until I have replace the cartridge. Research using hp customers (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01764161), my T770 is in the list of these printers can override expiration and continue printing. But it has no such mention in the manual or on the printer screen.

  I would appreciate if someone could help me, tell me how can I do this...

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  You mention "the printer stays off until I have replace the cartridge. This isn't normal behavior using the end of ink.

  It's normal to behaviour:

  1. you select on the Panel of the printer you want to replace an ink cartridge

  2 - the printer will prompt you the instructions

  3. the printer detects that the ink has expired and you will propose a series of alerts

  4 - If you recognize the messages that the printer will go up lending, the printer displays the alert "ink has expired" and you will be able to print correctly.   If you do not recognize the messages, you have to delete ink cartrides and install new within the warranty.

  Just to clarify, you cannot replace the message on the screen, but you CAN continue to print.

  If you have a problem or a diferrent behavior, let know us

  Best regards

  Mike G

• OfficeJet J6450: No ink coming out

  Hello

  I hope that this printer, which has not been used over the years, still works. The fax jobs. And the scanner works. But when I try to print, not even the slightest blot of ink it will make on the page. The printer will be in the page and looks like going back printing of text, but every time makes none that this either ink comes on the page. The printer says I have low ink black and white, but a full color ink cartridge. (I have taken the cartridges out and put back them in, and every time he reads the same levels of ink.) It seems that there is ink in the cartridges, but, again, no ink, b & w or color, comes out.

  My question is: is there a chance that this printer will always print? I don't want to have to pay the heavy load of ink cartridges if it won't. Yet once, this printer has not been used over the years, so perhaps the ink cartridges have dried up or reached their expiry date? If anyone thinks that I still have a chance of getting this impression of thing, let me know. Thank you!

  Hi kilg,.

  I think that there is a high liklihood that the printer works again.  You may need to replace the ink cartridges.

  There is an ink cartridge, cleaning of the routines you can do as described in this document.

  Since the fax and the digitisation of works and the printer moves the page through as if it is printing - it seems that the mechanism is very good.

  Used in this printer ink cartridges have ink tank and the printhead built into the cartridge.  So when you replace it - it is brand new.

  You want to evaluate the price of the new cartridges compared to a new printer that will come with ink and a warranty.  I can't guarantee that the printer will work - so there is a risk.

  I wish you the best to do this work - or the picking of a new printer.

  Let me know if I can provide any additional information.

  Jean

• XL 564 ink cartridges

  I found these unopened cartridges, purchased at Costco, in my drawer. the original plastic had never been broken. However, it indicates an expiry date of July 2012.

  1. I do not know which printer they go to. can someone tell me?

  2. they do not go to my current printer, they are all good, I can sell them on eBay, or they will be dry?

  Thank you very much.

  This link here is for this type of ink cartridge, if you scroll down you can select 'Compatible printers', and this will give you a list of printers that allows the ink.  Expiry of the ink goes, and if you can sell them or not. Some printers can replace the ink expiration, some cannot replace this message.  Here is a link that addresses the end of ink, this is it, and what printers can substitute this message. I hope this helps.

• Do not accept HP ink cartridge

  My F4180 all-in-one printer will not accept a new HP ink cartridge. I only use HP cartridges. The computer gives me the message that my cartridge is defective or incompatible with my printer.

  Clara_B wrote: Hi, ptr613, 5520 PS did you get an error saying something like the cartridges of the older generation?

  Hi Clara_B thank you for your message. No, the message, Word for Word, was ' the printer is in the next error state: ink cartridges HP no approved. " He couldn't be a cartridge older generation it was only a month or two old, and had worked perfectly in my original HP5520 printer. Contacts look clean and sparkling. Printed on the label expiry date is 2014/11. In any case my previous post was written in a moment of intense frustration. The printer works fine now with the new cartridge except that he often gives a "paper" message even when the bin is full. Then I have to pull the paper and press return and it works again for a while. I can live with that. But still - a printer Photosmart with print, scan, copy, and wi - fi, all for $69 - how good is it?

• What is the expiration date of my HP 02 ink series

  I bought 6 cartridges of series 02 HP who are new not opened (but not in original box) off Ebay and I was told that they expire in two years.  How will I know, figures on these cartridges if they left 2 years?  Here are some of the numbers, if someone can tell me what they mean.  Thank you-

  HP CB283W product

  081105.00:51:33

  ID 0510 Y32 B

  HP CB279W product

  090911.18:27:18

  ID 0311 Y3 2G

  HP CB284W product

  081031.11:49:17

  ID 0410 Y32 C

  hayesa7173 wrote:

  I bought 6 cartridges of series 02 HP who are new not opened (but not in original box) off Ebay and I was told that they expire in two years.  How will I know, figures on these cartridges if they left 2 years?  Here are some of the numbers, if someone can tell me what they mean.  Thank you-

  HP CB283W product

  081105.00:51:33

  ID 0510 Y32 B

  The date is the 081105 which is the date of end of warranty in YYYYMMDD form as below.

  The date "install by" should normally be 6 months before the warranty expires date.  I do not see the specifications for the expiration of the 02 cartridge, but generally it is a function of when the cartridges are installed.  It would seem that the expiry is a maximum of 25 months from the installation date, but this can be reduced if the installation occurs after installation 'by date '.  I have a Photosmart 3210 here and all the cartridges have been installed before the expiration of the warranty, so I can't say my dates how would affect the expiry of the ink.  I have a few cartridges installed with expiration date approximately one year after the date of warranty.