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• HP 2605dn laserjeft color: leak damage and printer Toner, cartridge toner 124 a

  My yellow toner cartridge leaked all over my printer. I cleaned and replaced the toner cartridge, but now inks are very washed-out. Black is washed out and the color is really low. The white paper, where there should be no impression is now a light gray as if the black toner is very slightly printing.  Anyone know how I can fix this problem? I ran the demo sheet and recalibrated, but nothing has changed.  The printer works fine otherwise.

  Otherwise, if it is something that can not be repaired, are there other printers using the 124 a toner cartridges? I have two sets over black and color toner cartridges and would like to be able to use them if the printing problem is not repairable.

  Hello

  It can be expensive to repair an out of warranty and in some cases unit, it is easier to replace the defective unit.  Your 2605 seems to have internal contamination to the printer which affects the PQ print quality.  If you decide to buy a new HP printer, try a search on the web for HP retail and trade upwards to see if there is a reduction which will apply.  I understand the question and from my experience, it is not a simple not an economical way to fix the printer.

  Kind regards

  Norm

• P2055 printer: how to find the number of pages printed on hp2055 a toner cartridge

  I would like to know where to find the number of pages printed on my toner cartride existing.

  Hello

  Click the Configuration button and select reports, and then select status supplies.

  Expiration report include the number of pages printed and about remaining for the specific Toner Cartridge.

  Shlomi

• How to print without yellow toner cartridge in a hp CP1215 laser printer. I broke the yellow cartridge.

  I accidentally broke my brand new hp CP1215 Laser printer yellow cartridge. I just want to use only other colors like magenta and cyan etc. But the printer is not printing at all because there is no yellow cartridge.

  Is there a way to print using other colors such as magenta or cyan? I want to type text only (development) using these colors. I use Windows 7 Ultimate and hp CP1215 Color Laser printer.

  I would like to underline a text using magenta or cyan to show important points. I want to use the colors black, magenta and cyan in the text. Changing the settings to print only black and white can not do this.

  Unfortunately, you'll have to buy a yellow toner cartridge to solve the problem.

• is there a separate toner cartridge my printer Photosmart 7520?

  I get a message that I need to replace ink ink/toner...the is full... I didn't know there was a separate toner cartridge.  Is it and where is it?  I guess I just go to the store and ask a toner cartridge?

  Hello

  He doesn't use toner, it uses ink cartridges. There a few ink cartridges, you can check that one is almost empty (approximately) to buy the new cartridge. The following link shows a list of printer cartridges you:

  Ink HP 7520

  You can check by using the control panel of the printer software on your computer, the fast lane is in the Control Panel, just tap on the icon that looks like a drop of water (top row, right (deuxieme).

  Kind regards.

• How can I use HP 2605DN printer black when color toner cartridges are empty?

  Is there a way I can use my 2605DN strictly as a printer laser black when all or part of the color toner cartridges are empty?  I like the quality of the HP 2605DN and works 99% of my black print.  Thanks for your help.  John O.

  You must change the option replace supplies of "stop out" to "ignore the.

  Go to the printer and use the buttons to select as follows:

  the system configuration->-> supplies to replace print quality

  Change to "stop out" to "ignore the.

• Fill out and return to zero problems with Deskjet 3052 has printer and cartridge 61xl black

  Yesterday, my new 61xl OEM black cartridge ran out of ink. I had it only for a few weeks, but this cartridge made of course go fast (faster than the startup cartridges, I swear!). This is a printer at home that is used only by me for personal use.  I wonder how much ink was in it when I bought it. Of course, they don't disclose the ml on the packaging more... how convenient for them, huh?

  In any case, I decided to fill up again. It was my first attempt for this printer and a total failure. I did some research. I used 2 other cartridges to fool the technology of memory without result. Online instructions for which parts of contact on the Strip are either nonexistent for this cartridge or are as clear as mud so I couldn't try it again... This is where it would have been a picture is worth a thousand words.

  It would be a very good alignment page printing. So I think it was successful. But when I tried to print or copy something, it would print the upper part and act like it ran out of ink down. The same thing with trying to clean the print heads. He will start the black stripe and stop about two thirds of the way through. There was less black to have with each successive cleaning, I've tried. If I started on the first cleaning would have the same generous amount of black ink, but decrease as before. I was losing the ink in my brand new color cartridge so I stop messing with it.

  I received errors to gogo (not OEM! False! The sky is falling!). The ink is obviously coming out of the cartridge, so it's not the problem. All I know is that I have a good full of the same black refill ink oem cartridge that I use in HP cartridges for years.

  I don't really like what is happening to this piece of crap cheapo printer so I am not interested to hear how HP has my best interests at heart. What about someone gullible. If I mess up with cheapo ink, then what? And counterfeiting BS is a bogus excuse too.

  Yesterday I had to go out and buy a new cartridge. So today, I found a printer as I used to have (1315) for $20 on Craig's list. Heck, I have tons of cartridges 56, 57 and 58 for this baby and you can charge for this printer throughout the day. I not picking that up next week but then if someone knows how to bypass attempts to be GREEN with this printer and cartridges, of course I understand the help. Maybe who contacts on tape cartridge? Or the head of which HP exec throw this printer to? I'm open to suggestions. Otherwise, the next cartridge runs out in this waste of time and money, it just goes straight to a landfill where it belongs so it won't be wasting someone else's time or money. Thank you!

  It seems that you have introduced an air bubble in the cartridge drain pipe, resulting in starvation of ink you print.

  Pageyield of HP's site lists the 61xl 8.5 ml cartridge.

• toner cartridge warranty

  Happy holidays! My new 305 yellow cartridge HP LaserJet (CE412A) is faulty. I get the memory power 10.1003 error on my printer (HP LaserJet Pro 400, M475dn color). The problem is that there is a failure of communication with this toner cartridge. The mitigation step to reinstall the cycle of the cartridge and the power of the printer. I did it several times, and the error appears again.

  Toner was bought from Newegg.com November 20, 2014, and they said that they don't support consumables, so Newegg will replace it under warranty.

  I need to replace the cartridge under warranty from the manufacturer, because it has become defective. I searched the right number of HP phone call, and I don't the have not found. I tried 800-HP-INVENT, who then referred me to 800-334-5144 and went to the business, no guarantee support. I also tried the Contact Us and guaranteed HP ink page (where is a button "Contact HP"), and the website does not recognize the number of toner cartridge, as a product number valid.

  Please let me know what I need to do to replace this cartridge. My printer is inoperable now until the cartridge is replaced. Thank you.

  @treet007 ,

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly display (numbers series and information).

  If you are unfamiliar with the operation of the function of the Forum, private messages you can learn it all here.
  Thank you for visiting the Forum from HP Support.

• Xerox Phaser 6300 toner cartridge failure

  Xerox Phaser 6300 toner cartridge - cyan toner cartridge failure (almost nine toner).  Printer turned, fired cartridge, cartridge put back in & locked & printer turned on - still had the cyan cartridge failure.  Put in another cartridge cyan who works well - no problems.  It was yesterday.

  Today - released the right cartridge cyan - turned printer printer unplugged waited 10 minutes - put off by "has no cartridge' yesterday - connected to the printer, switched back & still had failure of the cyan cartridge.  Put in the right cartridge & everything is fine.
  Compare the two cartridges - they both have exactly the same.
  Any suggestions?  Thank you!

  Contact Xerox support.

• Laser Jet MFP 125nw: Toner Cartridge

  I just bought my printer a couple of days. The toner cartridge provided with my printer, no one knows how many sheets he's supposed to print until the vacuum? I didn't know if it's a trial size with a little ink or not!

  Thank you very much

  Hello @Hippie1422,

  Thank you for showing your interest in the HP Forums! I see you want to know the page give to the toner of origin. I want to help you.

  The printer comes with the HP Laserjet Printer Cartridge black preinstalled Introduction. It prints about 700 pages.

  Replacement cartridges for the Laserjet HP 83 toner cartridge black print about 1500 pages.

  Source: HP LaserJet Pro MFP M125nw.

  I would like to know if these measures worked for you. You can select the 'accept as Solution' and the 'Thumbs Up' buttons, which will help us and others see that we have the answers! Good luck!

• Printing CB436A cartridge: Life of the Laserjet print cartridge

  I just bought a HP Laserjet (36A or CB436a) print cartridge. In the box, there is a code (7L16M3BK) and a date (20100422). Before to open the box, I would like to know if this cartridge tonner is still ok for use. Seems to me that he is too old. Can I use it?

  Hi @Prof_Miranda ,

  I read your post and see that you would like to know if the toner will always be good, even if the date is showing 20100422. I'd love to help you.

  You should be able to continue to use the toner, if you have problems with it, contact HP.

  LaserJet provides warranty information Date of manufacture on the packaging.

  The manufacturing date on the box of toner cartridge is intended for HP internal processes and may be required to comply with regulatory standards in some countries. The manufacturing date is not an expiration or the date 'use before '. There is no expiry date for the use of HP ink cartridges. This information has been provided by this document from HP:

  HP LaserJet and Color LaserJet - print cartridges print cartridges HP LaserJet and imaging drums limited warranty statement.

  Here's the number 800-474-6836 technical support if you need help. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number.
  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Good day!
  Thank you.

• How do I know what toner cartridge for HP Color Laserjet CP1215?

  I have the HP Color Laserjet CP1215 printer. The vehicle currently has the following four toner cartridges.

  CB540A - black

  CB541A - Cyan

  CB542A - yellow

  CB543A - Magenta

  Trying to find replacement for the printer cartridges, I see several different cartridges options, such as the CC531A, CC533A, 124, etc.. So my questions are?

  1. What are the different types of cartridge available for HP Color Laserjet CP1215?

  2. make the serial numbers indicare or say anything?

  3 HP has a number where I can call and buy cartridges of.

  The correct cartridges for your printer is located in the HP SureSupply Site.  You can also order on this site, in the United States there free shipping next day company.  It appears for your printer you should of 125A cartridges, your post numbers are compatible with those contained in the SureSupply site.

• Canon LBP6000 - cannot communicate with the Toner Cartridge

  I was printing fine with my small laser printer. Today, I printed about 100 pages. I went to print a page more one hour later and it wouldn't print. I went to the screen of the utility and the error message is:

  There may be a communication problem with the toner cartridge

  I can run a cleaning and even print a configuration page. I pushed about 400 pages using the printer so the toner cartridge should be good. Given that I can print a configuration page, which doesn't seem to be the problem.

  I am running Windows XP.

  Removing the drivers and resinstalling them AND connect the USB cable to another outlet seems to have solved the problem.

  Most annoying.

  But resolved.

• Quality of rpint HP Laserjet color faded to the right of the page, toner cartridge the culprit

  Thus, a resolute quirk.

  My HP Laserjet 3800dtn produced pages in which the colors are washed out or did not go to the right margin.  Various associated software HP print diagnostic and diagnostics pages feel integrated, product pages with the same problem.  The colors on the right do not appear, but the black characters, text, graphic appears.

  At first, I thought it was the length of the USB cable, so I went to an Ethernet connection and run all the tests again and got the same results.

  So I took one of the toner cartridges and replaced by a new.  The same problem.  Then, and what a weird coincidence, I discovered that there are two somewhat 'heavy duty' springs on each side of the toner cartridge that works with the door (shadow) on the roller.   One of the springs was detached.  But it just not a not dislodge, because the position whereby the spring attached (a little nub) is broken.

  My conclusion is that the door opened only partially, and therefore the toner is never properly transferred to one side.

  Maybe I broke the node with some brutal manipulations, maybe a new one was defective, that it is I got two defective cartridges.

  However, not wanting to throw a + $100 cartridge, I stuck the spring and post and allowed him to dry overnight.

  Reinserted the fixed cartridge and everything of fine.

  Just sharing.

  An update more.

  Among the repaired 'bumps' failed.

  So I heated a thin nail, and he passed through the plastic in the area where the 'essential' existed.

  The, using fine wires, I threaded the wire through the hole of very small diameter and attached to spring for the plastic.

  Yes, success... another cartridge saved from an ignominious early elimination.

• 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