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• 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.

• ENVY 7540: More ink to copy or print?

  May be a stupid question, but is an inkjet printer using more, less or about the same amount of ink than printing or print on glass?

  Hey @phbair,

  I see that you have any questions about printing on your desire 7640 e - all - in - one printer. If printing or copying, the printer would use the same amount of ink.

  Please let me know if that answers your questions or solve your problems. If so, please click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

• My printer says that one or more ink cartridge is missing or damaged when I installed new

  Why my printer say one or more of the ink cartridges are missing or damaged when I just installed a new according to the instructions?

  I'm sorry you have a problem with the new ink cartridges.

  You may need to clean the print head. He cannot read the cartridges correctly.

  What kind of printer you have?

• Designjet 110 more ink problem

  I have a Designjet 110plus, model #C7796D. I use Windows 7 Home Premium.

  I'm having a problem with the icons of ink on the display screen.

  When I try to print, the magenta icon flashes and empty bed even if there seems to be a lot of ink still in the cartridge. I installed a new magenta cartridge and the complete play icon, but when I tried to print it changed again to blink empty.  I changed all the print heads and the test came back spent with a cheque in the lower right.

  In searching the Internet, anyone else had this problem posted in 2009 with no resolution of the problem.

  All the help online, that I could find, the problem may be with the ink supply station.  When I removed all the cartridges, there is some spring loading white tabs at the bottom that appear after removing the cartridge. One for the magenta doesn't appear.  I can remove by force the

  tab, but it falls right back down. If I change the ink supply station, can I still get the part and it would be a plug-and-play solution that can manage an average handyman?

  Thanks again David for advice.

  I bought a supply of ink online station.  Followed the instructions you provided and replaced the unit with no additional parts or screws left over.   And 'Voila' it works!

  Sort of.

  The screen still shows power of magenta ink as empty. I ran a test print head alignment, all the colors print fine and it passed.  At least not flashing so that now the printer prints the whole page without stopping. YES!

  I consider the problem solved!

  Thank you for your help,

  David

• TouchSmart tx2 digitizer pen acts as if it was more 'ink '.

  Hello

  I have a TouchSmart tx2 1370us possessing a pen from the digitizer.  I don't know if the pen or display for the pen hardware goes wrong.  The best way to describe what I see is when a real pencil is about to run out of ink. When you write, you get a little ink, then nothing and then ink again.

  I would like to be able to determine if it's the pen or display hardware which is a failure.

  I tried the following.

  Installed Windows 7: the same results

  Install windows 8: same result

  Note: each installation of Windows was a new installation again.  No upgrades or 'repair' installation.

  I'm pretty confident that it is not a driver issue because the result was the same.  I tried with the pilots and pilots of the digitizer.  Windows supports the pen without the drivers of manufacturing.  honestly, I have the best results in time of response without drivers leaving the default windows drivers to support the pen.

  I know that the display was not all tasks 'dead' because the pen is able to operate in all areas of the screen, but eventually it will stop writing on the screen a bit and stutter a bit and then resume writing.  The cursor will disappear at the same time.  During the failure of pen touch and mouse will continue to function.

  The fault returned the pen usless right now and I would like help to determine if the pen is defective and, possibly, a new pen.  I think that HP would be a good source to know that there could be a solution or a previous case in the CV database. I was not able to find a solution from the side of consumers.

  -Thank you

  I bought a replacement ballpoint pen, and so far things are working properly.  So far, the issue seems to have been the pen.

• My Officejet 4620 do not print black ink

  I replaced the black cartridge on my Officejet 4620 with a new high-capacity HP cartridge and it won't print black ink on the test page, any application or function of Copier.  I have reset the printer nothing helps.  The ink level indicates that it recognizes the new cartridge and says it's full.  Black ink out of the cartridge when I put my finger against the exit hole.  I cleaned and aligned the print heads, but still no go.

  just in case someone else has this problem, heres whats really past and heres how to fix this annoying problem. its relatively easy to do and more efficient than wasting money on a new printer or have that he repaired as most people eventually do.

  going on what? the ink has clogged print heads and solidifies closed. the function of "clean print heads" the printer comes with doesn't have the ability to solve this problem. This feature is to clean the heads Sales, not clogged heads. Why hp decided to make this model without a simple to remove the cradle is beyond me, but fortunately the cradle out and can be cleaned with hot water.

  theres a few items, you will need to get there easily, or you could just burst the branch loppers, like I did and vent your frustrations.

  you will need: a pair of slender beak pliers, a screwdriver torx T9 (selling auto parts stores them for a few dollars), paper towels and a space for work (its easier to do this in a corner of a room, on a small table or floor).  Keep in mind that you are dealing with ink, then change your clothes right just in case and also catch a paper plate or a few sheets of paper to print to set ink cartridges while you work.

  (1) ok. lets start. !!! FIRST UNPLUG THE PRINTER RIGHT NOW, IF YOU DO NOT ACCIDENTALLY DIE BY ELECTROCUTION!  I forgot and when I started unscrewing the first 6 screws, kept chime jump and im like * beep *? I was impressed by the security measures hp took as model engineering.

  (2) the printer is now disconnected and then go to your corner your work surface and place the printer, so there is a wall or a barrier on the left, and also, a wall or a fence behind it. This just in front of her as if you were about to use it.

  (3) now, what you have to do, is to open the printer as you will change the ink and on the right side, there is a plastic guide that prevents opening all the way to the top. Look on the side and you'll notice that he could jump off with fingers. pop off and open it completely open, so you can get to the screws of the cover you would have prevented access to.

  (4) press the scanner part and the upper part against the back wall.

  (5) all the screws you will be remove are the size T9H torx screws. There are ten total. There are 2 black screws in the top of the forehead and then 4 black screws in the top of the back. Remove them and put them on your paper plate.

  (6) following is 1 screw silver short located under the Control Panel, use your finger and feel under the * button. Unscrew, place it on the paper plate.

  (7) depending on whether you want to remove the face/Control Panel to get in the last 3 screws so locate the illustrations on the top of the printer, there are 2 on the lower left and 5 at the bottom right (1 and 2 on the left explain removals of paper jam and 1-5 on the right then explain change in ink cartridges). then about half an inch South of the illustration of the number 5 on the lip, is a plastic stand. six inches to the left is an another then 6 inches to the left, under the number of the illustration 2 (remove the paper jam) is a third support. Unscrew using your nails. Flip it up just like the hood of the car, and eten on the main top of the printer, keep the flat wire which is connected to the frame of the control panel (if the flat wire jumped because you got too loud, then simply insert it in when you go back).

  (8) then unscrew the 3 long silver screws that are located under the Panel you just popped off the coast. There is 1 on the left and 2 on the side rightish. mix 'em on the paper plate.

  (9) now that all the screws are removed, take the Panel front and partially pop it back together.

  (10) then take all over (the part with the small illustrations and lift like a hood of car, ONLY THIS TIME OPEN IT LEFT and he balanced on the edge of the printer, to lean over towards the wall or an obstacle on your left.) MAKE SURE NOT TO PULL ON THE STRIP OF COLORFUL SON FRUITS LEFT AND ALSO THE FLAT BLACK WIRE CONNECTING PART SCANNING FOR THE MAIN OF THE PRINTER PART.

  (11) then take the pliers to tapered spout and remove the 2 silver tension springs located behind the printer cartridges. Pay attention to where they were attached so you remember where they go during the Assembly. take a picture with your phone if you have to, or simply re - understand it like I did. mix 'em on the paper plate.

  (12) then disconnect the 2 large flat wire and 1 small flatwire attached to the back of the ink cart. take a picture or can remember like I did. I guess bad things can happen if you reverse the on re-Assembly. Pick up the phone and take a picture of quik to be sure.

  (13) now remove the cart ink, cartridges and all, by lifting the front first.  Be careful of the transparent tape little there that moves the carriage from left to right and vice versa. you don't want to damage this little guy. now take the transport to your paper plate. not some ink or accidentally get it on your fingers without knowing or will make a mess.

  (14) remove the ink cartridges and put them on the paper plate, side ink to avoid a mess, these things sometimes drip. put the plate side. its time to clean the print heads.

  (15) then go to the sink, to the distribution of empty ink and turn on the hot water and then let the transport of empty ink sitting there with the water mainly through the clogged color screen (inspect and make you is not a small rubber seal surrounding the small screen, if there is do not waste it. I didn't look too closely and I don't think that hp has them but I have a few other printers). It will stain the sink but water ink he comes out to be sure. notice there is also a small circuit attached to it. don't bang it upward but getting wet does not matter.

  (16) continue to do this until the water is clear.

  (17) then use your finger and rub the screen gently with your finger and then rinse it, taking ink until the water is clear. This continues until there is no more ink and screens are clean. do it for all the colors just for good measures. the color of problem that would not print, you'll notice takes longer to clean than the other colors.

  (18) now look on the lower side of the transport. these strange looking things are the leaders. Rinse in hot water and dry them with paper towels. then flip it over and the breath on the side of the screen again. also between the screenside and heads (on the side of the transport) is an opening which is also probably gunked up. It blows with water too. Then, turn it over and wipe the head again. Repeat this step until no fades or until you are sick and tired.

  (19) shake, then use paper towels to dry the entire unit. Make sure that the device is dry.  especially inside the female plugs. blow inside or out dry hair and dry gently. do not stand there and melt the but with the blow dryer. but the sooner it dries less your ink cartridges, sitting on the paper plate will dry out. the custom of the ink dry quickly just do not take a NAP or go on a date until you're back with part of the ink.

  (20) now you have finished cleaning the heads and probably don't need to do it again for the length of time, it was because you bought the printer. and just as a roadtrip you used a map to navigate, you will use these instructions in reverse for reassembly. but keep in mind when re - insert the 3 flatwires that you disconnected from the back of the ink cart, make sure you that have small metal contact on the flatwires points (side male) inserted so they affect small metal contact points on the caps of transport (feminine) side. ALSO BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO DAMAGE BLACK FLATWIRE CONNECTING THE SCANNER PART PART HAND PRINTER. THERE IS A SMALL GROOVE IN THE PLASTIC WHERE IT CAN SIT TO GUARANTEE NO CRIMPAGE. USE IT. also make sure that the 2 hinges to the scanner portion/cover are placed correctly before the fixing of the top with the 6 black screws.

  now raise the printer and reinstall the ink cartridges. then plug in the appliance and turn it on.  If you get notifications on the control panel telling the custom of transport move, then open the trunk and remove the ink cartridges, hustles and ensure that transport is installed and that the tensioner springs are in place correctly. Repeat the operation if necessary until notifications go away or just do a test print and do not take into account the notification if you messed with it a few times already. That's what happened to me and the notification went his own. Once its online, open the hp utility and press the button "clean the heads. do 2 x in a row and you will be in style, with colors extremely rich and "BOLD" and Yes, printed black raven.

  p. s.

  You can always take your aggression out with tree limb loppers or Tin shears like I did and cut the plastic Center keeps you to transport directly outside. Completely eliminates the disassembly and reassembly. Make sure you DO NOT CUT THE TRANSPARENT TAPE THAT MOVES BACK AND FORTH TRANSPORT. This way the next time it happens it takes you only 10 minutes before you are upward and printing.

  Enjoy!  -Porf

• C4200 how iget the most out of my ink

  I need to do a lot of copy. So how do I get more copies of my ink. I do like a 1000 copies. so please help me.

  1 try scanning the document first and save it in PDF format.

  2. print the document and on the print quality options chose the PROJECT FAST. In this way, you could much more ink.

  I hope this helps.

• Instant ink: adding a 2nd activation code

  I signed up for the instant the ink program when I found the $9.99 / month package registration on clearance for $1! Can I buy more than one kit and add it to my account to extend my subscription to save money? Or I would be able to cancel and then re-register with a new code?

  Hi @Karenkevin16.

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support. I understand that you have a question about instant registration ink kits. I would like to help.

  The registration kit is used to configure the instant the ink account. Additional registration package can be added to the same account. It would be nice/neat, but it was not designed to work this way.

  As for the second idea... I have to say maybe. Yes, you can register with a key code and then cancel and re-register with another key. In theory, this will work. I don't know if it will work.

  Another thing to keep in mind is that whenever you sign up you will receive a welcome kit. There is a full range of ink cartridges. That more ink will be sent when triggered by the printer. This could lead to a lot of extra ink on the spot. You can always send back extra ink.

  Here are some links to documents that can help out you.

  Printers HP - Instant ink HP registration

  Ink HP Instant - cancel your Instant Service of HP ink

  Let me know if this helped you in some way. If it did, that's great! Give us some reinforcements by pressing buttons of solution and laurels, that we will help and others see that we have the answers!

• 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

• Photosmart HP 7510: Change what black ink cartridge is used.

  Our 7510 HP ink slots for small and XL cartridges, however it will not use the small cartridge ink. How to change the parameters to pass to the thin cartridge XL, small is running out of ink and I can't find the black ink cartridge (Photo) in stores now. I bought two 'small', one was a XL, not labelled as such and we ordered cartridges from HP on the web and they were too big too. I need to be able to use the XL Black ink cartridge that is installed.

  Thank you..

  Hello

  First, XL ink cartridges are physically the same size with normal cartridges (same number). The difference is more inks XL cartridges.

  Your printer has 2 black ink cartridges, one narrower called Photo ink cartridge and one large/more bigger called black ink cartridge. When printing in grayscale, the printer will mix all the colors to give B & W. If you want to print black ink only, you must indicate to your printer. Please try

  (a) double-click the desktop printer icon.
  (b) click on set preferences.
  (c) click on advanced.
  d select "Black ink" only for printing in grayscale
  (e) click Ok/apply.
  
  Note: printer must still all color inks and it will consume a very small amount of ink over the warmng of trial.
  
  Kind regards.

• C8180 ink system failure

  Hi guys,.

  I'll keep this short because I know that many have the same problem.

  My C8180 is to give the dreaded ink system failure message.

  Lots of error: "ink system has failed.  Cannot print.  Refer to the printer documentation.  Error: 0xc18a0001.  "Stop the power, then on again.

  If I reset the State of the equipment via the secret menu, I am able to print an absolutely perfectly.

  After you print it automatically makes a clean head thing (all noises) and used then print again (attempt to next print gives the above error).

  If I reset again - I can print once very well (a copy color with lots of colors, a self-test or a print menu alignment).

  He is 2 years old, so out of warranty, but I am furious that HP support tell me to throw it in the Trash because the print head is not replaceable!

  I tried to replace all ink cartridges too.

  Help, please!

  Thank you

  Matt

  Scratch that... I FIXED IT!

  Here is my solution which I hope will help others.

  OK because the printer is capable of printing a fine print after hardware reset (via the secret menu), I found that the print head was indeed works very well.  It is only when he has tried to clean itself that it developed the 'problem '.

  So, I've had printed one... but it's a Word document, FULL of colors (just a whole page of colored blocks).  I printed in high quality to use more ink.

  This seems to have cleaned the heads by running a lot of ink through.  The next time he tried to clean it does not error.

  I know, I should work for HP :-D

  Good luck out there, there is hope.

  Matt

• First Photosmart C410: Ink series Photosmart Prem C410 leak

  My printer is 5 years old, but so far it has been perfect - never had a problem with it!

  Recently, I noticed there is ink in the printer and it seemed to come from the bottom. Further investigation revealed a bunch of ink which sank on the side right under where stop ink cartridges.

  I don't know what is the cause, but it's a big mess in there and I don't know if it's interesting trying to clean up. (My fingers are already black cleaning of Office/below!)

  I bought another printer but want to keep it too if I can. However, if it's too hard or too expensive so I am probably not worthwhile, especially given the age of the printer.

  Here is a picture:

  

  The area that show you is the 'service station' where little ink is "spit" to keep clear nozzles, usually before, during and after printing.  It is unusual for this area of filling and too full, there are a few things that may cause excess ink in the gas station:

  • With the help of an external power switch.  If the power is off (with a switch output or other external) then more ink is used at startup.  The printer must always be connected to a Plug and switch the printer only used to turn off the printer.
  • Running "cleaning cycles.  Manual cleaning cycles of the Toolbox Panel or printer are rarely necessary.  They use ink and should be avoided except when necessary (almost never).

  You may be able to clean the area of station service as follows: remove the print head and set it aside.  Turn the printer off an area that won't have ink.  Use a plastic spoon to remove most of the ink in the service area, making sure not to disturb the wipers. Rinse the service area, warm soapy water would be good for this, maybe a low pressure hose.  Make sure not to get ink on thin coding tape (clear ~1/4"wide band that runs from the width of the printer).  Also avoid ink or too much water in the electronics.  After cleaning, dry the printer by dabbing gently with absorbent paper.  Let dry completely before plugging the printer back in and reinstall the printer print head.

• HP OfficeJet 8600: Print using black ink only

  We use our printer as a copier only.  It is not connected to a computer.  Why do the color cartridges run out of ink and we cannot print black print.  We print any documents using color.  Is it possible to turn on the black only?

  Sorry, but the HP Officejet Pro 8600 has separated from the inks and printheads and requires that all inks are available to avoid damage to the print head.

  You can minimize the ink used with the following steps:

  • Use draft mode when the quality is sufficient.  Draft mode uses about half the ink or Normal or best mode.
  • Power switch of the printer only allows to turn off the printer.  If an external switch (as a protector or output impulse) is used more ink will be used at startup.

  HP and other printer manufacturers have technology another printer for different needs.  For ink jet printers:

  • Some have integrated into the ink cartridges print heads.  These printers can print generally with one or more of the colors completely empty, or even with color or black cartridges (but not both) removed. The Officejet 8040 has us an example.
  • Other printers have separate replaceable printheads and inks.  An example would be the printer Officejet 8600.  In these printers print head can be replaced if they are damaged by running the printhead with colors off.  Some of these printers allow printing with a color, the other will not.  If the printer is run without ink in one or several colours, the printer may be damaged, but the user may be able to recover without having to send to the printer for the service.
  • Other printers have permanent print heads.  To run only those without little ink in all colours would risk causing damage to the print head because of clogs, air ingested in the printhead or grilled printhead resistances of shooting. The Officejet 6700 is an example of this type of printer. For printers with fixed print heads that could require the service to get the printer to print properly again when the ink is finally replaced.

  The document described here how the ink is used.  The document is written for inkjet printers HP the same principles apply to printers inkjet from other manufacturers.

  If you do ever print color laser printer would probably be a better choice.  If you occasionally print color but especially black a HPI printer as those in the first category above can be a good choice.

• HP Envy 7645: Register for instant ink

  I would like to register for the Instatnt of ink.  My printer is currently more ink (that's why I want sign up) so I can not print the page with the claim code.  How can I get the code and signed for the moment ink without having to go buy a new cartridge (which would be contrary to the purpose of sign up now for the instatnt ink)?  If I have to buy ink I would not sign until I'm out of ink again... and I could forget again at this point...  Why this code would do not readily available on the screen of the computer or through the app of printer hp etc.?

  Hello

  Yes. You can view the application code without printing.