OfficeJet 4620 can use 564XL ink cartridges?

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  First, a code of request is a way for HP connected connect a printer to an account. It has no use outside. That said, if the printer does not appear in the devices on the connected HP, this means that we connect the printer again. To do:

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  Welcome to the HP Forums

  @BlackMiracle,

  I came across your post about the concerns that you have with the help of your new ink cartridges and I wanted to share my own suggestions. The date being out for a few days is a bit strange, but the rest seems normal. Yes, when you install the cartridges, they are calibrated and alignment and clean, that uses a bit of ink. The levels that you see are also "estimated" levels If there are print quality problems or error messages, let me know and I'll do my best to help.
  
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  I suggest remove you the printer cartridges

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  Hello @Mikegaand welcome to the Forums of HP, I hope you enjoy your experience!

  I see that you have problems with the cartridge. I would like to help!

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