OfficeJet Pro 8170: Pending instant ink?

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• OfficeJet Pro 8728: Officejet Pro 8728 and instant ink

  I received my new printer, a Pro OfficeJet 8728. Around the box, she mentions that she is instant ink compatible and is supplied with instant ink cartridges. I installed them and try to enter the instant the ink program for my 4 month free trial, however the site hpconnected says that my printer is not compatible...

  Help!

  Hello

  Another approach to try is to restore settings factory via SAP:

  1. Go to the integrated Web server and IP address of the printer as 10.10.52.76;
  2. Click on settings-> default settings-> Restore Factory Defaults (see the screenshots below for more details);

  

• HP Officejet Pro 8610 A7F64A: OfficeJet Pro 8610 w / instant ink prints extra pages quite often!

  Love the unit, however many times, when I print, I get a page kicks that tells me how many characters was on the document, number of pages, date of creation, edition, etc...     Of course with the ink HP moment, which costs me a page and I don't like.   What is the cause and how do I stop him?   See the example...

  

  The page is printing is the Microsoft Word document properties page.  You can disable this option as follows (Instructions are for the 2013 Word, other versions would be similar): click file, Options, view and uncheck the box 'print the document properties '.

  

• OfficeJet Pro 8620: problem with ink

  Hello. I have nothing else to the HP printers used in my life using the computer - more than 25 years! I bought a new Officejet Pro 8620 2 years. I also bought cartridges refilled at the same time as my father died and I would need to use the printer a lot. Unfortunately, I bought ink another 3 times for this printer, when printing somewhere near 100 pages ALTOGETHER since the purchase. Problem is the printer keeps saying cartridge is not HP and damaged - should replace the HP cartridges. I've NEVER had a problem before using reloaded cartridges. Why change now? Am very close to get back to using my old computer Win XP and more old HP all-in-one printer. I have 3, and none of them has NEVER given any problems.

  Looking for help on this. Have always had confidence in HP before - don't want to lose that now. Last cartridges were new HP, but still having the same problems. Suppliers of ink have been highly evaluated with excellent reviews. Warranty expired a year ago. Haven't had extended warranty because, as I said, never had a problem with HP printers to more than 25 years.

  In addition, cellular internet very limited - and not (!) reliable. 50 miles of the city.

  Yes, I learned a LOT over the weekend. First of all, I ordered a few inkplicity.com ink. Am curious about their ink, with their 1 year warranty. Shortly after ordering, I contacted Fuzoo, who then asked me to photograph both sides of the chip. I had no idea of the chip was removable. And actually, I see on the YoYoInk cartridges that the chip is glued in place. Then, I saw a few chips ink auto reset for sale online. And then began to find a lot of links and messages and articles on the chips of HP and the problems associated with them. Like my old printers were about 2000 or so, I had never met the problems associated with the current chips.

  Now, Fuzoo has graciously agreed to replace not only the Magenta faulty cartridge (which has their 'old' piece), but will send a full order before, which was black (2) and a set of color inks. Can't get much better than this! So it would seem that I'm no longer need an explanation of why this happens - it's all about HP and their need to force their customers (who FREELY CHOOSE to buy their printers) in the purchase of HP ONLY cartridges.

  It is a free country that is stuffed with capitalism. You'd be hard-pressed to get into any grocery store and NO search of generic items just alongside their counterparts in brand and usually for less money. You have car trouble? Generic (non - OEM) parts are available, as well as a lot of rooms refurbished. HP should remember their place in the grand scheme of things, or they will go the way of many other electronics companies. Trying to force customers to pay more for ink is bad. ... So this would increase the cost of the printers in the first place? Yes, probably. I was always ready to buy quality products when I could afford to, and HP printers had always been reliable but also easy to use. With this printer, I swore to the dang thing a lot more that I used it.

  Please, ch, make the message and ease up trying to railroad customers. Even us loyal customers for a long time "' will leave! Don't forget, we are customers of HP by "choice"!

  Problem is now solved. Thank you all for your comments!

• OfficeJet Pro 8625: Officejet Pro 8625 filled with ink NO GO

  Bought my all-in-one printer from hp to 3rd or 4th for my small medical rehabilitation company, hp officejet pro 8625 in January 2015 from Costco. Have used Costco to charge the cartridges (last 98) without any problems and enjoyed the reduction of costs for businesses. NOW, apparently the rules have changed and 8625 reloaded black cartridge doesn't work anyway, after trying many "suggestions" available online. HP support page interesting online said "Yes you can fill the cartridges, but you want to?" seems very misleading. Also, I found no instructions in my manual hp that says that my new printer WILL NOT PRINT on ink cartridges refilled.

  Certainly there must be a certain way, because I do not want hp to 1 million customers dissatisfied with hp that could be interested in a class action of law because that made highly relevant were selected by the consumer? Please, don't tell how to get around this incorrect setting that hp was installed to divert the line from the bottom of my printer. Thank you.

  Currently, there are more than 1 million customers using charged fine ink. It seems that Costco may have damaged your cartridges. To check it might be wise to install new ink HP to check to see if everything is OK with the printer or you damaged the printer some how. http://www.howtogeek.com/174232/Htg-explains-why-is-printer-ink-so-expensive/

• HP Officejet Pro 8610: printer says ink cartridge is damaged

  Hello, my printer was working well, but the colors were not true to life printing.  I tried to print a page of print quality diagnosis and this prompted to say that the ink cartridge is damaged. Now, it will not be printed. Help, please.

  Hi @sooz01,

  I see that you get an error message "ink cartridge is damaged. I would like to help you today.

  Please, try the following steps to see if it will solve the problem.

  'Missing cartridge' or "Incompatible cartridge" Error Message is displayed for Printer series e-all-in-one HP Officejet Pro 8610, 8620, 8630, 8640 and 8660.

  If the problem persists, please Contact the HP Support for help. Check the model number and the form to receive a file number for faster assistance.

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• OfficeJet Pro 6830: REPLACEMENT status print Officejet Pro 6830 says no Ink/toner

  Received a replacement Officejet Pro 6830 due to print head problem - new printer will print live but will not print a Microsoft Word document: status says no toner/ink.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  Please download and run the HP print and Scan Doctor www.hp.com/go/tools

• E-all-in-one printer, HP Officejet 4630: history of instant ink HP

  When I go to my account and trying to figure out how many pages I printed since the first installation of my printer HP Officejet 4630 e-all-in-one, it does not give me this information.  Is it because I have not installed the new instant HP replacement ink cartridges that were sent to me after that I signed up for the program?  I always use the cartridges supplied with the printer.  If I put the replacement cartridges, it will start following my impression?

  @marlmr

  Welcome to the Community Forum of HP.

  The answer is, "I think, Yes."  The smile.

  I do not use the service, although I recently ask you a few questions about it when I had the chance.

  I remember well:

  Instant ink cartridges are not magic; they are different from ordinary ink cartridges, and there is a way by which the service is able to keep track of the use of ink.

  To get credit, I think that you need move to your new cartridges.

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• HP Officejet Pro 8500 not low ink printing

  I have printer HP Officejet Pro 8500 A909g all-in-one wireless.  I use laptop computers with Windows XP 32-bit, and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  I received an error message "Unable to print" - replace the following ink cartridge to resume printing (HP 940 M).  I replaced the single cartridge and all the cartridges and still have the error message.  I thought that maybe the Magenta Ink Cartridge, I bought was the problem and I tried another new cartridge of ink Magenta.  The error message was always the same.

  I followed the "solving a problem" to "replace following the empty ink cartridge after I installed a new cartridge.

  I even replaced the printhead to see if it would fix it, but no resolution.  Before replacing the print head, I could see the ink levels and he would show levels of ink full and empty intermittently.  Now it is blocked by the error on the screen and neither will meet press OK and continue.

  This could be the cause of this error message?  You have a solution?  Is that all I can try to correct this error message?

  Dennis

  It sounds like the problem of reading ink cartridges could be caused by a bug in the firmware of the printer. There are a few things you can try to clear the glitch. First of all, make sure that you have the latest firmware installed in the printer. I'll link the instructions below. If the problem is still there after that, try to do a hard and partial reset. Do the hard reset first and if that does not work, proceed to the partial reset. If none of that works, the printer is locked on the error and must be replaced.

  Update the Firmware

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 leaking blue ink.

  I'm trying to disassemble the printer to gain access to the rear of the cartridge that assembles. I'm unable to remove the side panel of the case. Advice or suggestions appreciated! If I find the leak at the back of the Assembly, is - this repairable?

  Hello Keith,

  I just finsihed a repair of my Officejet Pro 8500

  At first, I did not see also all the tubes have been pinched as suggested by Ciara, however, the black and magenta tubes were damaged near/behind the sled print head. I think that they have abandoned their guides and am stuck on several occasions by the sled.

  To fix it, I used pieces of wire insulation I pasted above the damaged area. I have documented the repair with images and some instructions, but unfortunately, I can not attach the file here. If you do not empty your printer, you can have a go... don't take too long. Send me an email and I will send you the PDF document.

  Here is a picture of the repaired area:

  

• OfficeJet Pro 6830: Installed new ink cartridges on 6830, but they were not full

  I've been using this printer for about two years now, been through "Print head problem" for both, they exchanged once and replace only the part once.

  My ink colour C, M and there were emptied at the same time, so I ordered all three in an online store. I installed a few minutes ago and check the ink level via the touch screen of the printer. It turns out that they are not quite complete. They are almost full, C and are close to full, but M is less complete.

  I wonder why this happens? I never checked the ink level in the past, but it surprises me. The printer makes some kind of calibration and printhead cleaning to get ready installed ink? (So consumed little ink)

  I scanned the QR code on the side of boxes of ink and checked the hologram stickers and pretty sure that they are genuine. The printer also said that they are authentic.

  Here is the picture of my ink level. Shot after installation of the cartridge and nothing printed.

  

  Another strange thing is the date of installation. Now it is April 4 in my country but the web printer configuration page shows cartridge installation date is April 1! I checked the date and the printer and everything is OK.

  If the cartridges have been used before, the printer screen would show a message that cartridges have been used on another front printer. I saw only me because I kept the old ink before trading in the past as I said up there.

  Please see a screenshot below

  

  Everyone knows what happened? Or it's normal? (The packaging and seal in plastic cartridges seemed fine, nothing suspected weird)

  Thank you.

  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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• HP Officejet Pro K5400: Replaced an ink cartridge, but it still considers that it must be replaced!

  Very recently, I replaced my yellow ink cartridge and it worked fine for a few days, but now the printer tells me that he should be replaced, even though I replaced it a few weeks ago! It's never happened before.

  I can't find any online solution that worked... any suggestions?

  Thank you!!!

  Hello efieg,.

  Thank you very much for your answer! I have found a document of troubleshooting for you I'll post for you below. Maybe reset the printer and clean the contacts can solve this problem.

  I hope this helps, let me know how it turns out, and if you are still experiencing a problem with your reading yellow cartridge incorrectly.

  Cartridge issues

  Good luck!

• OfficeJet Pro 276dpw: only black ink?

  How can I get this printer not use any color ink and black ink only. I have configured in shades of gray and black ink only, but the color continues to get used.

  You can never really turn off color on a color printer cartridges.  Whenever you print black only a tiny part of the other cartridges is consumed in the process to help amplify the black that you end up seeing.  There is also a small amount of loss due to the constant opening and closing of the toner cartridges that adds up over time.

  Your best bet is to continue to print in grayscale and black and white levels depending on the type of output you are looking for.  Maybe if you give us an example of how color is used for the number of pages so that we can make additional suggestions.

• HP officejet pro 8610

  Hi all!

  New to this forum... I just buy the hp officejet pro 8610 with instant ink package. In addition, I do not use the wireless instead, I am using Ethernet. Y at - he no from lessions of the forum to be able to use this printer with rather wired or wireless?

  Thank you

  Spiritual Tony

  Thank you!

  I used it like wired and I'm extremely happy with him... very easy to install and works well with all the computers in the House. Love the e-print function. This printer is ideal for individuals and small businesses.

  Thank you

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8600: OfficePro 8600 instant of ink compatibility

  My printer (HP Officejet Pro 8600) is compatible with the instant ink program?

  Hi @soxaco

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support. I understand you want to know if the Officejet Pro 8600 is compatible with instant ink program. I would like to help.

  The answer is no. Unfortunately the 8600, 8600 more and 8600 Premium are not eligible for instant ink service.

  A list of eligible printers can be found here.

  Let me know if that answers your question. 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!