HP7510 accepts no cartridge 364

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• E-all-in-one printer, HP Deskjet 3520: HP Deskjet 3520 printer with black cartridge 364

  I tried to insert a 364 black cartridge in the printer. The 364XL black fits perfectly, but the 364 ordinary cartridge seems to be too narrow to fit.

  Am I stupid? Is there a technique for the Assembly of the 364 cartridge?

  Help please.

  The regular black cartridge must be installed in the center of the space, with an equal distance on each side.

  

  Additionally, make sure that you use the black cartridge 364 (with the symbol of the Pentagon) rather than the Photo-364 (with the butterfly or butterfly knot symbol).  The photos below show the 564 cartridge, but is the same for the 364.

  364 black cartridge has a Pentagon on the cartridge but a circle on the box...  The Photo cartridge has a butterfly on the cartridge and a camera on the box node.

  Figure: Ink cartridge Photo with the camera logo

• I bought my printer to Bahrain, he does not accept the cartridges UK

  I bought my HP deskjet 1050 all in one printer to Bahrain it does not accept UK cartridges although I bought which is compatible for the model here in the United Kingdom

  Contact the customer service to the United Kingdom.

  They will talk you through the procedure of change of regionalizationation for your printer. It is no cost change.

• B110: Ink cartridge 364 that should work for my B110 you just bought, but...

  nothing works. Bought the printer in Mediamarkt in China and at the time called the cartrides 862 but now 3 years later in Europe there is no 862 s more and on the site of HP, I should by the 364 s not working.

  * beep * irritating to pay money for something that I can not use... Any solution except not to buy HP more?

  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. 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.  Webpage of HP on the subject is here.

• INK CARTRIDGE 364 (BLACK) DOES NOT MATCH THE HP PHOTOSMART WIRELESS E-ALL-IN-ONE PRINTER

  AT THE END OF THE YEAR, I BOUGHT THE HP PRINTER PHOTOSMART WIRELESS E-ALL-IN-ONE (B110A).  I REPLACED THE COLOR (364) CARTRIDGES, BUT THE CARTRIDGE BLACK (364), I BOUGHT IS NOT SAME SIZE ONE PROVIDED WITH THE PRINTER, IT IS MORE SMALL AND DOES NOT FIT IN THE SLOT.  DOES ANYONE ELSE HAVE THIS PROBLEM?  NOW PRINTER CANNOT USE AS BLACK IS EMPTY AND CANNOT REPLACE IT AS THE 364 PROVIDED WITH THE PRINTER IS DIFFERENT FROM THE PURCHASED SEPARATELY.  VERY FRUSTRATING.

  Thank you

  KERRY

  Thank you Carolyn.  I'll get to watch the 564 cartridge.  Thank you very much for your hope to answer that I can get this resolved otherwise it's back to the PC with the printer world for a refund!

  Thank you

  Kerry

• HP 364 vs 564 ink cartridges

  To say that I am disgusted with HP is an understatement.  I bought a printer of HP 6510 of AAFES in Germany in 2012 e.  When the printer ran out of black ink, I went back to AAFES buy a replacement cartridge, only to find that AAFES did not have in stock.  As a result, I bought what I assumed the label was a compatible cartridge of a German bank.  The cartridge in the printer has been labeled 564 and had an expiration date of 02/09/2014; the cartridge I bought, 364 and 2014/02/09.  When I installed the cartridge in the printer, the printer displays "Not compatible ink cartridges."  Finally, in searching the Internet for a solution to my problem, I learned after much research I need to order the cartridge 564 - with the exception of the number is the same as the cartridge 364 - of the United States.  The alternative to this boring solution, which is itself annoying, is to call a support office in the customer country HP for assistance in executing a reset 'regionalisation', then repeat the reset when I come back to the United States.  (HP office of the U.S. customer support does not support HP customers located outside the United States.)

  If ever a company deserved the hard times are slaughtered on HP since the recession, it is HP itself!

  Ok.. So calm down. The next day, I tried again. The reason for this is the printer has worked with the other version of the ink - I don't like scrap dumping a perfectly functional printer for the sake of a communication problem.

  So I called again - this time I called the UK - they then told me that I have the regionalization by the new regional support team... OK - lets give this go another... So I call my local support team, and this time I get my hands on someone who, after an hour, put me through to a 2nd technician level and this guy knows what she does! The dialect of the team, they could also be in India, that I have no problem whatsoever with only as long as we can all understand each other. Anyway, this guy is smart and give me some smart codes and we are in the underground world of the user interface of the printer.

  We spend another hour producing codes and delivery retries to regionalize the system, but unfortunately none that works. I really give these guys there credit because they give... they were very polite, very patient and knew what was going on. Finally, we agreed to call it a day with the promise that someone senior at HP would call and follow-up. 2 hours later, has happened and now my problem is solved.

  Well done guys - it took about 5 hours in total, a family dispute and a lot of patience, but we got there...

  I'm a happy HP customer again.

  Next time if I have problems I might try just directly ask for the 2nd level or by switching to a different 1st level tech tech...

• "Compatible" black and tricolor cartridges of HP 60XL online still not being accepted by D110a!

  1. product name and number: HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110a printer.

  2 operating system installed (if applicable): Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  3. error message (if applicable): "Cartridge Incompatible."

  4. all changes made to your system until the problem occurred: I literally lived "wringer" on this printer, trying to get all of the features to work.

  Finally, after dozens of hours of troubleshooting, reconfiguring and update the D110a works well, but it will accept 60 HP ink cartridges but still will not accept HP 60XL cartridges I bought at HP year last online; the HP site where I bought cartridges listed 60 and 60XL ink than those available only compatible cartridges.

  Any advice on how to force the D110a accept 60XL cartridge?

  Any advice on how to proceed to get my money back or get HP to send me replacement 60XL cartridges that are compatible?

  I feel ripped-OFF... and I do not think that HP will stand behind their product.

  NOTE: The Code of Mississippi does not any limitation period imposed by HP for products with latent defects or sold by fraudulent (whether due or not) misrepresentation because I believe is the case here.

  Thanks for your comments!

  Hi HectoRocker4

  Cartridges are guaranteed for 2 years from the manufacturing date. I suggest that you contact support phone HP you may qualify for replacements.

  Hope this helps, please let me know how you go

  Thanks, Ciara

• 6210 all-in-One printer: European-sold printer does not accept the United States-have sold cartridges

  Hello

  I need advice to fix this... My printer (HP Officejet 6210 all-in-One Printer) that I bought in Europe does not accept the cartridges sold US. The printer identifies the cartridge 94 as incompatible. On the site of HP 94 cartridge is listed as being compatible with this printer (the original cartridge is 338). It seems that I need a new printer? It still works perfectly. Should I try other types of cartridges?

  Thank you.

  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. 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.

• HP Deskjet 3520 - why complete dump HP cartridges after putting in place new printer?

  I came across the question of printing black ink not spilled on my printer HP deskjet 3520.

  At first, unaware of this dysfunction, I inserted a brand new original cartridge HP 364 XL because the black ink level was low and I thought that it there was not enough black ink left black.

  It has not solved the problem. After looking around on the web and on this forum, I understand that it is rather a feature of these printers. So I called HP support.

  Although the warranty has expired by a month or two, HP agreed to replace it and sent a new printer (I appreciated!).

  When I want to set up and start this new printer, it refuses my brand new HP364XL and requires that I have insert the cartridges that were provided with the new printer.

  Why should I unload a brand new - just opened but HP black unused original cartridge?

  How can I get this new printer to accept it?

  I do not understand why it should not:

  -C' is a waste of my money: the cartridges are not cheap. Therefore, it is not really respectful of the customer.

  -C' is to lose material is environmentally irresponsible. It's not respectful of the environment.

  -C' is simply absurd that HP printer doesn't accept HP cartridge.

  Those are the values that HP really wants to convey?

  Overthesea,

  I'm guessing here - forgive the ignorance of the truth of the facts.

  HP stands behind its products - it has been proven time and time again that this is the case.  I am pleased to learn that you have received your replacement printer.

  I suspect that your new printer replacement wants you install installation cartridges required for initialization of the printer.  This is a procedure that is common to the new printers technology.

  Once this process is complete - a few minutes really, even if you could leave the SETUP cartridges in the printer, you can replace cartridges INSTALLATION with cartridges regular (expensive) HP that you want to use and continue life as you know.

  If this is the case, the cartridges that came with this new printer are indeed marked the cartridges 'Setup '.

  Your cartridges in a bag well sealed for a few moments and let the printer initialize correctly with its new cartridges.

  This can solve the problem.

  For later:

  If you seal these cartridges of INSTALLATION very well (after removing the printer), you might be able to use them later if the printer decides to restore in an error state and want to use it again.  It is rare; He arrived.  Just a thought...

  Click on the Thumbs - Up Kudos to show that you appreciate the help and time of our Experts.

  Click on accept as Solution when the answer is a good solution or workaround!

  Although I strive to reflect best practices of HP, I do not work for HP.

• Why is the '564 Setup' cartridge not compatible for use where a 564 cartridge is required?

  I just replaced the cartridges and noticed that the label says "564 Setup.  My HP Photosmart Plus B210 printer gives me this error message and does not print and does not accept the cartridge.

  Thank you.

  It seems as if HP is following the methodology of razor Gillette: sell the razor dirt cheap, but expensive and exclusive profit on razor blades.

• OfficeJet Pro 8610: New printhead - printed without using the installer cartridges - want to use

  Has had a chance to offer a new free printhead when one would not accept my new replacement ink cartridges.

  Didn't I have to use new ink cartridges supplied with the new print head. On the contrary, kept all the cartridges no-SETUP, that I had just bought. Printer accepted them and printed a huge amount of things. Some of the prints seem too dark. Now the printer asks to change the cartridges and will not accept the cartridges SETUP.

  (1) is my printer not configured correctly because I haven't used the SETUP with the new print head cartridges?

  (2) is it possible that I can get the printer accepts CONFIGURATION ink cartridges so that I don't have to lose their?

  If the printer did not print installing cartridges and now you want to use them, it will not accept them. I'm sorry. Replace ordinary cartridges.

• The HP printer cartridge error message

  When I try to replace an ink cartridge in my printer Officejet 6500 wireless, I keep getitng an error message that the cartridge is damaged or missing. I tried another insering and got the exact same message. I can't get my printer to accept the cartridge. The cartridge is in perfect condition.

  What exactly is the error message?   Click on the appropriate link below.

  The "print head problem" or "Print head seems to be missing or corrupt" error

  Message "Ink cartridge problem" on the product

• DeskJet 1000: regarding hp122 cartridge

  I have printer hp deskjet 1000 Gulf. There are 2 numbers. named hp122 cartridges. But I'm not able to find out hp122 new cartridges in India. Please, help me to replace these cartridges with other cartridges suitable and easily available. Kindly guide me what cartridge I can buy at the place of hp122 in size xl. Who can support to hp deakjet 1000 J110 series.

  Hi pawanpkm,

  Because you have moved, you will not find the HP122 cartridge you used before.  In India, the cartridge of your printer takes is HP802.

  See this Document for ink cartridge compatibility to find these cartridge numbers.

  Please be aware that you'll also need to have the regionalization set your printer changed so that it accepts the cartridges sold in India.

  You will need to contact HP customer care to reset your printer in the region of the India to accept the HP802 cartridge.

  They should do it for you even if your printer is no longer under warranty - because the new cartridges are supported.

  You want to have a set of cartridges of the India on hand when you contact HP customer service.

  Jean

• compatibility of cartridges

  Hello

  I had an all in a hp PSC 1513, which was bought in the Middle East and now using in India. As the cartridge has been exhauxted and the technician told me that I need to replace it, I was looking for the same (132 HP) to buy a. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anywhere in India. Later, when I searched on the HP site I learned that they divided the world in 4 areas and India falls within Zone 4 and I found my printer was Zone 3 and is 132 HP. Again, when I searched for the compatible cartridge for HP 132, I have found it's 850 HP which is easily available in India. And I spent a few Indian rupees equivalent to $ 15 and bought for 850 HP. To my surprise, the printer refuses to accept this cartridge. some body tell me why this happened?

  At the present time, then the printer is configured to use cartridges ONLY in Zone 3. I suggest that you call the Technical Support HP in India and ask them to reset regionalization in your current area.

• How to remove, head clean print Photosmart C6380. 6515 Photosmart ink cartridge compatibility

  I had found information several months ago on how to remove and clean the print head, but I can't find it now.  I replaced the Photosmart C6380 with a 6515 Photosmart because when the 6380 stopped working I had to buy a large amount of ink and the 6515 used the same ink cartridge #.  However, the 6515 will not accept the cartridges with the error message they are an older generation.  I think that if the cartrides were not compatible, a number of different cartridge should be used.  So now, I want to try to solve the problem with the C6380 printhead, so I don't have to trash my entire ink supply.

  Here is a document on how to clean the contacts on the cartridges themselves.

  I think that the removal of the print head and of cleaning you're wanting is in this post here.

  Please note that soaking the print head should only be performed on the print heads that are out of warranty. Check that warranty end date to the printhead located by the contacts on the print head to make sure he went from warranty. The reason I put in custody which is a printhead soaking, a guarantee will be cancelled.