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• OfficeJet pro l7480 ink new cartridge does not work

  Hello world

  the magenta cartridge from my all-in-one closed his ink, or so it seemed. Even though I replaced this cartridge (shaking he seems to have a lot of ink inside) with a new one, the officejet still tells me to replace the magenta cartridge because it is empty and the printer cannot print. I have always used hp original cartridges.

  I'm looking for advice to solve the problem.

  Thank you very much.

  Max

  Hi Max, thanks for getting back to me.

  It is strange that the inks are behaving this way.  If you have already tried new cartridges, the best recommendation I can do would be to contact HP directly. You can use this Web site for information about how to contact HP properly, based on your region: Contact HP worldwide.

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• My blue ink in HP Officejet Pro K550 does not print, even though I tried to put in a new cartridge.

  My Officejet Pro K 550 printer, has lost its ability to print blue ink, but I tried to change the cartridge. Other colours and black work well.  Can you give me any advice as to what may be wrong?

  Hi Linda,.

  I found some of my colleagues who have worked on this printer. There are some things to try, however, it is not all good news.

  The engineer estimated that on the print head nozzles may be clogged for 2 reasons. The first is that there is only some residue ink. Here's what he said: "perhaps you can suggest to the customer to try to remove the print head (just the print head which has cyan nozzles), use a cotton pad or damp cloth to clean the residue of ink around the nozzle. Replace the printhead, and then do the cleaning sequence that the manual says. This procedure might be able to recover some scenarios of nozzle clog, but he's going to use up little ink. »

  However, it may be that air took the print head: '. '. If the print head is deprimed, that means air penetrated in a certain room after turning on which can never be purged, causing not able to sink more ink. In these cases, I think that the print head should be replaced. »

  The engineer also spoke with assurance of customer, who believes that this particular product is past its end of life, which means that it is technically longer than Hp designed to operate. I know that you only had 3 years, but you want to be aware of this.

  Karen

• HP Officejet 6700 main Premium: Blue ink cartridge does not work

  Hello, I have checked the ink cartridges levels three color and just installed a new black ink cartridge.  I did a test of color, which shows any blue.  I did all three levels of cleaning the cartridge heads.  The screen still shows that I have adequate levels of ink, but no blue out at all!  There was a drop of blue outside the cartridge, so it's not like it is clogged.  Thank you!

  Hey @ccardot ,

  I understand that you do not get any blue print!

  That's really all that you can do and really all I can do you! The print head is probably the issue.  Please contact HP phone Support and see what they can do to help.

  If you are in the Canada, U.S. dial 800-474-6836 or you can Contact HP worldwide.

  HP printers usually have a warranty of 1 year from the date of purchase, you can check the warranty using the following if you wish; guarantee cheque.

  I hope this helps. Have a great day and a wonderful new year!

• I have a photosmart 3210 that repeated blue ink is empty, but it is news. What's wrong?

  HP Photosmart 3210

  driver is installed on Windows XP

  error message: "replace the following empty ink cartridge to continue printing" on a brand new Blue cartridge.

  I do not often use the printer. Last summer, he started asking me to replace some empty cartridges. So far, I have fill all of them. All the other cartridges are fine when they are rfilled and replace except blue. So, I bought a brand new blue ink cartridge. But the printer keeps giving the same error message.

  How can I solve this? Any other issue could cause this error message? Is that my printer is totally out? so disappointed...

  Thank you!

  HI -.

  Unfortunately, the only other thing I can think is to try a reset of the printer.  With the printer on, remove the power cord 2 to the back of the printer, and then from the socket.  Wait 60 seconds and reconnect the power cord the printer and the power outlet.  If that does not take care of him, the printer will probably need service, though it may be more cost effective to get a new printer.  You can find options to contact the HP Support here.

  Sorry we were not able to solve.

• my printer cannot print black ink and cartridges are all brand new

  my printer doesn't print black ink and cartridges are all new... any suggestions how to solve this problem?

  See the solution in this post.  Be sure to check the vents, as described in a link in this post.

• CAN´t install new cartridges HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 2545 all-in-one

  Hello!

  I m trying to install new cartridges in my HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 2545 for the first time.

  However, it is quite impossible to install them in the correct position. They are supposed to click in place.

  It was very easy to remove the 'old', but now I can´t get their place in any event.

  What I am doing wrong? I do as described in the manual... Crazy soon!

  Hi Isamarie,

  Here is a document and a video of hp.com on how to install the ink cartridges for this printer.

  Let me know if this solves your problem!

  Thank you

• HP Photosmart 7520 inserted new cartridges, toner ink drops photos

  My Photosmart HP required in new cartridges, I have inserted four new and the printed photos smeared ink; the ink is out on our fingers.  Put old cartridges check, printed in pink.  Reintegrated new cartridges, printed photos still smeared ink.  Please notify.  (I got these cartridges from the HP site).

  Hi @biblebabes,

  I understand that you have replaced the cartridges and the photos are forthcoming from smeared. I can help you with this.

  I have a document with a few steps to try to see if this will solve the problem.

  The streaks of ink fixing, faded prints and other common print quality problems.

  Here is information on how to manually clean the cartridges.

  "Ink cartridge problem," "Incompatible cartridge" or "Ink cartridge failed" Message Displays o...

  This document provides details to manually clean the print head.

  "Missing or doesn't have a printhead" Message appears on the control panel.

  What operating system do you use?

  Mac OS X: how to find which Mac OS X Version is on my computer?

  How to find the Windows Edition and the Version on your computer.

  Try to print on plain paper to see if you have the same results if you use a different type of paper.

  What kind of paper do you use?

  What have been the results of the diagnostic Print quality report?

  Good day!
  Thank you.

• Xsays printer wireless HP 8500 needs new ink despite a new cartridge

  My HP 8500 worked fine until it ran out of ink.  I installed a new cartridge, but as soon as I got the same message (' replace the following ink cartridge - 940 ") returned to the top.  The display initially says 'detected real HP advance"before returning to the message"replace... ". ».  I thought that maybe the new cartridge was bad and later tried TWO new ones with the same result.  Technical support worked with my wife for 45 minutes, nothing helps.  We have tried hard reboots, have cleared the queue, etc., but still the same message.  Can anyone help?

  A moderator has moved this thread to Windows for the hardware and drivers Forum of feedback Forum.

  Hi, PVD_689,

  Check the ink levels.  Other cartridges can be low and the outbreak of this message.

  Start > type services.msc

  Press enter

  Scroll down to print spooler

  Right-click on it and select stop

  Wait for Windows to stop the spooler

  Close the window

  Clean the printhead Contacts according to the

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&DLC=en&docName=c01609042&LC=en&product=3752456

  Replace the following empty ink cartridge message displays on the PRINTER after you installed a new cartridge

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c02005923&tmp_task=solveCategory&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&product=3752456

  Remember when you are finished to return to Services.msc and start the print spooler.

  If under warranty, contact HP for a replacement

• New cartridge without ink

  Do you think what would happen if I put in a new cartridge, which I did several times (black), that everything on the PC says that the cartridge is new and full, but still it refuses to print black ink?

  Things worked... not with the printer, but HP.  I called, made a host of trouleshooting, still does not work.  They sent me a refurbished!  A lot!  I heard that it is a common problem.

• new cartridge printer already more ink

  I received an error black printer cartridge on my printer, so I bought a new cartridge 901 and installed.  Seemed to fix the problem and is working fine.  Good print quality.  But now, after only 3 weeks of very irregular use (perhaps 25 copies of the text for the most part) my cartridge is empty.  There seems to be some splashes of ink inside the cartridge area and the pavement below seems to have ink as well.  What is the problem?

  The cartridge life will undergo a number of factors.  I suggest the following:

  • Always keep the printer powered by a live outlet.  Power turned off with an external switch causes more ink to be used to serve the print heads.
  • Use draft printing modes or econofast when possible.  It uses about half the ink of the modes normal or best impression and is generally very good for common text printing.
  • Do not use excessive cleaning cycles. (You are OK here already).
  • Review XL cartridges.  They cost about 2 X the price but can deliver 3 X pages.
  • Do not change the cartridge until the print quality deteriorates.  The low ink indicator is a warning that your ink becomes low to give you time to buy a replacement.  You don't need to change the cartridge until it actually runs.

• PSC 1400v 'check ink cartridges' seeing rest even with new cartridges

  My COPS 1400v 'check ink cartridges' stays on even with new cartridges. I have Windows 7.  I followed the troubleshooting tips to clean the contact points, but not luck.  I bought a carton of off - brand, who worked for a few weeks.  This is the error message at startup.  I replaced the cartridges with the HP brand, but the error light does not turn off.  All advice is appreciated.  I know that this thing is so outdated, but that's all I have right now.  Thank you very much.

  It looks like a case of rejection of the cartridge. You can have a bad ink cartridge, or something more serious. If you have tried all the steps in the document below, then you should try to do a hard reset. If this does not work, the cartridge may be bad and need replaced. Sometimes you get a bad right cartridge against the package. If after changing the cartridge again and again all the troubleshooting steps did not receive the printer print, then you may need to replace the printer.

  Check lights print cartridge flashing:
  http://goo.GL/viF23

  To do a hard reset:
  1. make sure that the printer is turned on.
  2. pull on the power cord from the printer.
  3. pull out the power cord from the wall.
  4. wait for 30 seconds.
  5. plug in the printer and turn it on.

• Photosmart Pro B9180: Exhausted ink with new cartridge message

  I had 2 showing depleted, inks Light Cyan and Magenta, so I replaced them both.  After a bit of memorization and re - insert, I managed finally to get the LC to be accepted, but kept showing Magenta empty ink Replace cartridge. Finally I managed to get the printer to accept the cartridge by removing the yellow and magenta and the closing door ink cartridge so this printer it has advised both cartridges where either missing or damaged. I then re inserted the Magenta cartridge and closed the door and waited for the error message about the yellow show and then re-inserted cartridge yellow. The printer then went to the ready state. Hurrah! After a print test sheet and a couple of head cleans and then some photos on plain paper I tried to print on photo paper. At half way through printing the machine stopped and threw the message for the Magenta cartridge is exhausted. I cheated once again the printer twice to remove the yellow and magenta cartridge and put back as before. It has managed to get at the end of printing, which indicated that the heads remain a pure which I proceeded to do. Unfortunately the printer cannot again print throwing up the message that the Magenta cartridge was exhausted and needed replacement.

  After doing a lot of research online, it seems it is a common problem, but what I failed to find are solutions even on the HP forum.

  Is this a problem with the cartridge having questionable chips? Is this a problem with the printer, chiefs or general design?

  I really need an answer that will prevent me from buying inks Dungeon I am wasting money. I have tried all resets as described in other posts here. Unfortunately once the exhausted ink message nothing different pose can be done as the printer all crashes.

  Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

  Hello Jabzi,

  an update on printer problems. Following your last message, that the printer has again stopped work while I followed your advice and tell me the magenta was exhausted that I knew, that it could not be. In any case, I decided that the cartridge must be defective, so I ordered a new one. The next day, waiting to get to the printer, I let on, ran his daily routine of maintenance and the problem corrected itself, is great. I ran a few prints which still showed heavy bands/bad colors, so I ran routines cleaning and alignment that has made the problem worse. What I noticed, is that the banding seemed to be linked to black ink and there are large gaps in the text. I changed the black photo that has been reading about 25% full I had read a similar post where someone had problems with a low black cartridge. I also pulled the print heads and thouroghly them cleaned manually. The two black print heads showed signs of ink muddy accumulate but color heads everything looked very clean. After cleaning and reinserting the heads the printer ran his routine alingment and produces best alignment prints that I had. I then printed the test page, was also excellent showing no missing text and three print heads that fell in fair condition were now show as good. Since then I've produced great prints.

  That I summise from all this is that the problems seem to have stems printheads being blocked preventing ink flow and giving messages erroneous re cartridges is exhausted. Everything that was probably due to the printer being unused and left off for an extended period. Once the heads had been cleaned and enough ink has flowed to purge the ink heads has been lying in it for a period the printer was able to function properly.  At least I now have a spare cartridge magenta on-site as well as a printer to work.

  I hope it's useful to anyone having similar problems.

  Thanks for your help

  Concerning

  Alan

• Office Pro 8000: Cannot Print/Out of ink error even after installing new cartridge.

  When I tried to use my printer a few days ago, I received an error message "can't Print Can: ink" on the magenta cartridge.  I had used the printer a few days before and had not received a low ink warning.  It seemed suspicious to me that I would have received an empty cartridge error message without having previously received a low cartridge warning.  The cartridges yellow and cyan read 70% complete - all 3 were original cartridges.

  I bought a new cartridge 940XL magenta and installed according to the instructions.  Now, I get a message that the new 940XL cartridge is empty.  I can shake the old cartridge 940 and hear liquid inside.  Obviously, the new cartridge is also complete.  I tried to electric bike, reinstall the software, etc., without change of status.  If I swap back between the 940 old and new cartridge 940XL, they are correctly identified by type on my screen as the 940 or 940XL.  Because of the way the problem is presented, I don't think it is a cartridge problem.

  Of course, problem first awaken on May 8, and my warranty expired on 26 April.  Any suggestions?

  I solved my problem, what was obviously a lack of factory Assembly.  I looked inside my printer with a flashlight in the area where the ink cartridges are installed and found sprayed inside the printer magenta ink.  I disassembled the printer and found that the magenta line had been damaged during installation.  There are four tubes of ink that out by behind the ink cartridges, can do a U turn back toward the front of the printer.  Just after the bend, they do an another elbow top neighborhoods.  It is at this point that I found the damaged magenta line, directly above a screw on the right side of the housing of the ink cartridge.  The lines are in a very narrow passage and are held in place by several guards, moulded plastic.  It seems that the lines have been in place in the guardians, then the screws inserted from the top.  As I said, there is a tight passage, and it would be very easy to damage the line of ink right here if the lines have not been carefully selected to insert the screws when mounting.

  To solve the problem, I removed about 1/4 inch line damaged magenta ink.  I cut the line with a sharp razor, carefully to avoid collapsing the line or causing burrs to the hose.  I then placed approximately 3/4 "heat self-sealing tube on one end of the line of ink heat shrink.  Then I connected to the line with a small piece of plastic tube rigid of the handle with a swab of cotton, which was a perfect fit and comfortable on the line of ink.  Making sure not to cut the tube of ink or cause other damage, gently twisted the line of ink back until the ends have butted up inside the splice of cotton swab.  I then positioned the shrink tube over splice and it shrunk with a hair dryer.  Heat shrink tube, I used a hot melt glue applied to the Interior, which has helped more away making a watertight splice.  Again, it is not a lot of space, so the splice should remain small.

  I reassembled the printer, reinstalled ink cartridges and powered by the printer.  After the normal, long time running, I printed full color sheets and everything was fine.  Already that I had installed the cartridge magenta watch now that it is complete, and the remaining cartridges also read the levels they had before disassembly.

• DeskJet 832c disappeared ink after new cartridges installed.

  I have a deskjet 832c missing ink after installing new cartridges (23/45).   Strange, but just recently, it does not print MS Word doc but prints OutLook e-mail.  Test page prints OK but faded.  B & W only options but no change and tried to color.  Removed the printer and let Win re-find-the XP (drivers) and no change.  any ideas?

  No lights or error messages.

  No new application installed on the PC.

  O/s updates are performed regularly.

  Identify the root cause.  The date code on the cartridge has been since 2008!  Apparently, I had an old cartridge laying around and finally take advantage.  After the installation of a "fresh" cartridge (2014 date code), the printer is back to normal.

  I always find it interesting that 2008 cartridge didn't print documents from MS word but print e-mail and test pages OK (but faded) w / the option to print black and white...

  in any case, case closed.