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• HP Officejet Pro 8500 has... Think new HP ink tank is empty.

  Printer stopped working and asked a new magenta ink tank.  I put a new reservoir of HP, but it keeps asking for a new.  I'm sure that wasn't too empty...  Please advise...

  Hi, James.

  What version of Windows are you using?

  Make sure that the cartridges are installed correctly

  Start > type services.msc

  Scroll down to print spooler

  Click with the right button on spooler and select stop

  Wait for Windows to stop the print spooler

  Close this window

  Control Panel > printers folder

  Right-click on the printer icon

  Select open

  If there are documents to print, waiting

  Click file > cancel all Documents

  File/close panel

  Unplug the printer from the computer

  Unplug the printer from wall outlet

  Wait 5 minutes

  Printer of the plug in the wall socket

  Plug printer into computer

  Go back and start the print spooler as shown above

  Try printing again

• Canon Pixma MG5320 printer does not print. Ink tanks are full, but the pages are blank. Help, please.

  I recently formatted my hard drive on my laptop and loaded a full version of Windows 7. (I had been running a version upgrade before formatting.) I downloaded the latest driver of printer on Canon website. My Canon Pixma MG5320 will not be printed. Ink tanks are full, but the pages are blank. This happens if I print from my laptop or my iPhone or IPad. What is the problem? Help, please.

  Hi marsha3236,

  To try to resolve the problem, you'll want to confirm that the inkjet nozzles are distribute the ink properly by printing a printer nozzle check pattern.  If the model does not print correctly, we recommend you to at least cleaning and deep cleanings on the printer to try to get the printing ink.  To print the nozzle check pattern and make cleaning, please follow the steps located here.

  If you are still experiencing difficulties after cleaning, please call or write us using one of the methods on the page contact us for further assistance.

• IIC system with non-move ink tank

  Is there a HP printer which is the printhead on the printer, the ink tanks are separate and do not move. The tanks are connected to the print head hoses. During printing, only the printhead, not tanks?

  I've seen printers HP with IIC that the ink tanks, well separated, do sit on the printhead and move with it.

  Hi thanhhuy456,

  The new models have transistioned to the use of other mechanisms of printing.  If the first printing mechanism, you may be able to find one of the older printers who have what you want, listed below.  To learn more about the products HP, click here.

  1. HP Officejet 8500 series
  2. HP Officejet 8500 series

  I hope this helps!

• Full ink tank cleaning

  My Photosmart C410a printer a lot of ink tanks that are used to catch ink when the cartridges are cleaned or the preinter passes through a print prep cycle.  I need help on how to access these tanks to clean them.  These tanks are located under the printhead in the corner before right to the printer.

  Well, if it is no longer under warranty, you can try to sop some of the ink. With the printer, open the access door as you would to change an ink cartridge. Once the carriage stops in the Middle, unplug the power cord at the back. This way the transport will remain in the Middle, and you will not work inside a live-powered device.

  You can sop part of ink with q-tips or something similar. But, be patient and slow, this can be very messy. Don't let the ink on things that it is very very difficult to get out. Once you get it sopped up to your satisfaction, close the door. Connect the power cord to the back of the printer and run it.

  Don't forget to not pick it up in the printer with the fixed supply cord, on the one hand, there is a time limit on transport sitting in the middle on some models, and if it is powered, it can itself reinstall to the right without prior notice. You don't want anything in fashion, like a finger, as appropriate. Leave the power cord only while you are there is the safest way.

• the ink tank cleaning

  I pressed by accident in the menu of my printer "ink tanks cleaning. I don't know what that means exactly. I tried to stop the process, but it did not work because my printer had already taken control of my computer. My printer model iseskjet J110a series. Please tell me what to do. Is this something wrong?

  Hi christaras,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see the ink tank cleaning that happens with your HP Deskjet J110a, and I'm happy to help you with this problem of ink!

  This process is not bad, it's just picking the best quality print cartridges. All you have to do is wait until it finishes.

  Hope this helps you and have a great day!

• Canon S820Printer my printer was working fine with Windows 7 Home Edition, then it stopped, magenta and yellow print. Ink tanks are full.

  My printer was working fine with Windows 7 Home Edition, then it stopped, magenta and yellow print.  Ink tanks are full.  What bad past and how to fix it?

  If you are sure that the ink cartridges are full, then try to re-seats and cleaning the heads - http://kbsupport.cusa.canon.com/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1011&PARTITION_ID=1&secureFlag=false&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=8783

  - http://kbsupport.cusa.canon.com/system/selfservice.controller?CONFIGURATION=1011&PARTITION_ID=1&secureFlag=false&TIMEZONE_OFFSET=&CMD=VIEW_ARTICLE&ARTICLE_ID=8844
  If all goes well.

• Will not print black after replacing the black ink tank

  After replacing the black ink tank, the printer does not print black data (text or graphic).  I ran printing HP and scan doctor utility and printed assessment page.  The text is printed in a pale blue color. Gray scale apperas block (far right) to have no black content and has a hint of cyan.

  Printer:

  HP Officejet 6000 E609n

  Thanks in advance for any help

  OK because that is a thing of warranty which may be worth dip the printhead as described below...

  (1) get a pan and put 1/2 "of very hot (not boiling) water in the bottom.
  (2) remove all ink cartridges, then remove the print head Assembly.
  (3) gently put the printhead nozzles down in water and soak for 5 minutes.
  (4) remove the print head and gently dry the electrical contacts.
  (5) replace the print head in the printer and then reinstall the ink cartridges.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/Ink-toner-cartridge-printhead-issues/HP-6500-Office-Jet-E709a-black-printer-cartridge-HP-920-not/m-p/447545#M36315

• printer ink tank

  Once upon a time, I could click somewhere and get a rough list of the State of the ink cartridges (ink to the left). Have been unable to do since the update driver. How to bring back this tool?

  Hi there Jay1940,

  I'll see what I can do to help out... which model of the printer and the computer operating system that you have?

  In addition, most printers have a sort of way of saying the façade ink levels. Usually, it is a symbol that looks like drops of water colored and pressing, it should bring up a screen showing the approximate levels.

• With Officejet 951 HP cartridges ink tank

  I have a printer HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 that I use almost exclusively for BW printing. I am satisfied with the printer and have managed to overcome the fact that the printer will not print if a color cartridge is empty (HP Officejet 951).

  My concern is that I rarely use the color and the color (HP 951) cartridge does not provide the amount of ink that HP lists as the standard for the number of pages that must be printable based on color % coverage.

  As a result, I'll have to buy HP Color cartridges that should still ink for printing pages BW. In fact, if you shake the color cartridge you get some leakage of ink.

  Is HP really provide a sufficient amount of color ink in these cartridges?, I think they view the number of pages, you should be able to print on the cover of colour, but with less ink cartridges filling said then.

  If you do not use a color cartridge they dry out?

  It is a great printer to BW, but I am frustrated by held hostage on the dependencies of color and price.

  Soyers salvation, it is a printer IIC (individual ink cartridges) and so little color adjusts when black is printing. (For more details, see the link on the use of ink in printers inkjet below). Have you tried with cartridges size XL & Fastdraft printing in order to get a higher return on the page?

  BTW, if you print mainly black text documents, then you are probably more suited to a printer IPH (individual printheads). With many of them, you can print in black only, even if the flag is empty.

  Inket printers ink usage.

  http://h10060.www1.HP.com/pageyield/articles/us/en/InkUseage.html

  Hope this helps

  Ciara

• T120: Will be this Ink Jet Dry Out?

  I'm looking to replace my designJet 450 c late which lasted about 14 years. My biggest complaint with this printer was that after sometimes go months without printing, the nozzles on the ink cartridges would be dry. I was able to revive the black ink cartridge by rubbing its nozzles with isopropyl alcohol on a Q-Tip, but color cartridges were less forgiving and had to be replaced long before their ink have been spent. I finally gave up on using color printing.

  I would like a new printer 24 inch large format color, mainly used for architectural drawings, and the T120 is in my budget. The question is, is ink technology and feel similar to that of the 450 HP. and so give me the same problems of drying out or have improved that will give me years of carefree color printing without ink with clogged nozzles?

  To be honest continuous months without printing is never a good idea with any inkjet printer even high-end.  The new Designjet printers uses a different method for the delivery of the ink in your old c of 450.  On your old printer, the ink and the print heads are one unit if the ink ran out you need to replace or if the printhead part went wrong, you need to replace.  Plotters of today have separate and distinct from the printheads ink tanks.  They use a set of tube between the two to provide the necessary ink.  The print heads contain little ink since it must flow from the top down and is powered by the tanks and the tubes where the ink is under pressure.  Also, service stations where parks of the carriage house when not not used are made better and cap the print heads better to provide a better seal to avoid drying out.  Usually, I recommend to my clients to print a flush at least once every 2 weeks.  May be a small article, but it keeps the cool heads and prevents the clogging in the long term.  On most modern conspirators, I see today, printing heads last 2 to 5 years without problem.  Also, as far as I saw never ink tanks go wrong.  On some models, the inks expire, but most allow for continuous printing with inks has expired.  Most recent plotters also have a cleaning routine that cleans the print heads when the obstruction has occurred.  Hope this helps with your decision.

• Change ink cartridges

  My Officejet Pro 8500 tells me I need to change the ink cartridge, but it is not what color.  How will I know?

  Hi L611,.

  The display shows usually the color of the ink tank is low or cartridge is out. But you can print a test page from the computer and find information about the empty or low ink tank.

  The following link will guide you with the same.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01615784

• 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

• ink replacement Office pro more than 8600

  I have a 8600 OfficejetPro more.  I want to only print in B & W.  All cartridges were exhausted, but I replaced the black ink only.  It won't print either, even in any B & W.

  Must all color cartridges be replaced, even if I do not want to use them?

  for this model, Yes. The cartridges in this model, are just ink tanks, and missing ink will dry and probably damage the print head.

• Photosmart HP 6520: Ink level difference between HPApp and printer

  Upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10.  HP Desktop app that shows the ink tank, analysis of the characteristics, maintenance of the printer etc was not compatible with window 10 while it was necessary to download HPA10 compatible remote Windows 10 app printer... This application displays the ink from the printer as being complete however; the ink printer display window icon displays the printer as being low on ink.  Tried to restart the printer and restart the computer but the problem persists.

  Welcome @Sistafatti,

  Thanks to their participation in Forums of HP! I see by your post that the ink levels are not the same. I will definitely do my best to help you.

  I would check the ink levels in the printer for a more accurate reading: check ink or Toner levels. Go check in the printer control panel menu. Ink level warnings and indicators provide estimates for planning only.

  If the printer is on a network, check the ink levels of: the printer Web server integrated. Simply type the IP address of the printer in the web browser Internet Explorer.

  Feel free to click on the button 'Accept as Solution' and the 'Thumbs Up' for my help. Please let me know the results and if there is anything else I can help you. Thank you!