Photosmart HP 6520: replacement of the color cartridges

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• HP Envy 4504: HP ENVY 4504 - replacement for the color cartridge/clip support securer

  Hello

  My first appearance on the HP forum and greetings to all.

  Inquiries regarding the search for a replacement part that broke, after contacting HP support the Australia I was told initially to send the camera in full back. I have sought clarification on the availability of the part which is the rose clasp/support that binds the cartilage holds print color printing to secure it in place.

  Unfortunately, due to the size of the photos that I took, I am unable to send you a picture of the caliper/clasp/Medallion.

  I have been informed that I cannot get this piece plastic small but essential and I should try to find a replacement elsewhere.

  I understand that some parts are difficult to find or even obsolete, but it's a recent purchase that I updated my previous HP printer, I only buy HP printers for my PC at home.

  Please help me to solve this issue, the printer/scan/copy/photos work perfectly, but I can't print in color.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Concerning

  Colin Duffy

  [Personal information]

  Hi @CND63

  I understand that you are looking for a spare part for your HP Envy 4504 printer. I'm happy to discuss this issue for you!

  From what I can tell of our HP PartSurfer Web site, it is not a replaceable part. Please contact HP support phone for further assistance to repair the printer / or replaced. (After you fill out the information, you will receive a phone number.) If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. Language-country selector.

  If this, or one of the posts on this thread, helped you to solve the problem, please click on accept as Solution on the message. To show you 'like', or that they are grateful for my post, please click the thumbs upwards below. If there is anything else I can do to help, please don't forget to let me know!

  Best regards!

• HP Envy 5530: HP Envy 5530 told to replace the color cartridge, even after replacing with a new one.

  HP Envy 5530 said to replace the color cartridge, even after replacing with a new one.  Printer is 1 year old and I replaced the cartridges several times over the past year.  I am enrolled in the program of HP ink.  I can run the printer mode single cartridge using a black ink only and it works with my pc XP, Ipad, Chrome pc and mobile phone.  My pc win 8.1 will not print anything other than a test page.  Printer on the pc file lists always attention required when you try to print from the pc win 8.1.  I believe that the problem may be related to surface of cartridge for printing inside the HP envy heads 5530.  This part is available for purchase, and if so, where?

  I found a work around.  On the pc win 8.1, it seems that the print request must see a reset of the HP envy 5530 to print mode single cartridge.  I just start the pc and then reset the printer by lifting the hatch for the print heads.  That's all.  Once this is done, the 'attention required' message goes to the loan and it is able to print.  It will open a window, which suggests you add the color cartridge, but it will disappear when printing.  Simply open the door once and you can print until you turn off the pc.

• Photosmart 5510 requires the color cartridge to print in black

  I have an Imac running MAC OS X 10.7.5 and a HP Photosmart 5510.

  I can't select a black and white printing other than "regular, fast rough, black and white paper.

  QUESTION: Why are there no "plain paper, best option, black and white"? Or should I ask, where is the ordinary paper, the best black and whitee option?

  Surely each printer must be able to print the last option.

  To satisfy my need for a good level of black and white print that I have to use the color cartridges - it is expensive.

  I would be grateful for any help.

  Thank you.

  To print graphics or the text of quality 'Best' the printer uses color ink.  In the case of text, the color ink is printed black to improve the darkness and roughness of the edge.  (Color ink makes printing 'together' more quickly, reducing the purge on the edges).

  For graphics, the printer uses drops color printing black or gray printing mode best because it gives much better graphics.  The color ink droplets are much smaller than the black.  When the color ink is used for printing in grayscale or B & W graphics, the results are much thinner that the result would be in black ink only.

  If the quality does not matter (much) draft mode provides the best economy, but for a better print quality, color ink is necessary.

• Printing printer Lexmark 2600 problems - it prints half a line after replacing the color cartridge

  It prints half a line, if the top or the bottom of it and the cutting of the other party.  This happens on every third line.

  This started happening when I replaced a color cartridge and ran the alignment page.  Before replacing the cartridge, it prints very well (except that the color cartridge started missing).   When I noticed what was going on, I took both cartridges on and then put them back in and had to print the alignment again page.  Yet the problem persists.
  I checked the Device Manager, and my drivers are up to date.  I also checked all connections.
  Any suggestions are welcome.

  Oh boy.  I don't know what I thought.  It just had to unplugging everything & then reconnect them, turn off & on.  This took care of it - seems so simple now.

  I guess it was my new laptop which has the printer all confused.  Win7, my find of CL.

  Insofar as the Lexmark support, I have not yet that day.  In any case, it comes to X 2690 model I had for centuries, so I guess that support would be of any help.  I mean, the guarantee missed a long time ago.

  Thank you for taking the time to answer.

• D7360 does not print in "Black Only", unless the color cartridges are also not empty

  I try to print a document in grayscale mode with Photosmart D7360 printer.

  In the Print Setup dialog explicitly checks the possibility of using 'Black Print Cartridge Only'.

  The printer refuses to print, in saying:

  «The following ink cartridges are empty: Light Cyan.» Replace the ink cartridges to resume printing.

  "The printer doesn't have enough ink to ensure printer health. Empty ink cartridges need to be replaced to resume. »

  This means that even if it does not use the color cartridges, each of them must be non-empty when the printer is in operation?

  Yaro says:

  Thanks Zacabeb!

• HP ENVY 5646: Replacement of the ink cartridges

  Hi - I have the all-in-one printer from HP ENVY 5646 and endorsed the Plan of instant ink Hp.

  I just run out of the "no Flash" color ink cartridge (ink cartridge black 'no snapshot' is about half full)-both "no snapshots" cartridges supplied with the printer.

  So - I replaced the color ink cartridge is 'no snapshot' with the color cartridge instant I received a few weeks ago, when I signed up for the instant the ink plan, my question is: should I also replace the ink cartridge 'snapshot not' black now with the black cartridge of instant or wait until it is empty?  Is it true that I should replace the black cartridge and color at the same time whenever one runs out of ink?

  Thank you very much for your reply - much appreciated.

• printer will work if the color cartridges are ink

  I have an Officejet 4620. My computer says all the ink cartridges are out of ink. I can always print in black. I need to replace the color cartridges?   The printer uses individual cartridges for red, blue and yellow cartridges. Color will be printed in blue and yellow only, so I guess there is little color left.

  I usually do not need color copies and I have another Copier.

  Hello @Connsu,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I would like to help you today with your color cartridge application today. Because your printer uses four cartridges: HP 564 black, HP 564 Cyan, Magenta 564 HP and HP 564 yellow, if one or all of these color cartridges are exhausted replace them to continue using the printer. Your HP Officejets ink system is designed to print when have all ink cartridges. A little ink in each cartridge is used for maintenance and maintenance tasks completed by your printer to keep the print head system in your printer in good working order.

  The print head is the part that the cartridges will fit. It controls the "reading" of the cartridges and put the ink on the page. If the printhead is not able to perform regular maintenance, due to depleted cartridges, there is a chance that the mechanism of the print head gets dirty. If the printhead is damaged in any way a whole unit replacement may be necessary. For more information about using ink please click here.

  In the future, if you mainly print in black from the computer, you can set your printer driver to use black ink only. Normally when you print from your computer files will be sent to your printer as "images". If your printer "thinks" it prints an image file that ink color will be used to enrich the black ink. If you don't want that to happen, you can enable grayscale printing option.

  • How to set grayscale in Windows:
  1. Click on the Start menu
  2. Click on devices and printers
  3. Right click on your printer and select Printing Options
  4. Click on features or Advanced
  5. Select the Grayscale dropdown and replace Black Ink only
  6. Click apply and OK

  If you ever want to print in color that you just open the document to print, click Properties in the print dialog box and change black ink only on OFF. This setting only will change to print one job and will return to black ink only for future jobs.

  • How to set levels of gray on Mac:
  1. In the software application, click print
  2. Select your printer
  3. Click Paper Type/quality menu
  4. Click the triangle next to Color Options
  5. In the color menu, select Grayscale or black & white
  6. Select the printing black only ink cartridge
  7. Click print

  Please let me know if the information provided solves your color cartridge problems. I look forward to hear from you!

• HP Office 6100: Print with the color cartridges or exhausted?

  Hi, I recently bought a printer, but the color cartridges are empty.

  Is it possible to print in black & white, then they are showing email...

  Either by removing disable them them or the software must have color available, even if only need black & white document printing...

  Thank you

  Hello

  Need ink for the printer to use, to ensure that the functionality of the system and avoid the clogging of the print head.

  You must replace any empty color printing as listed in the following document:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04331666

  Shlomi

• Scanner don't scan and also indicates the color cartridges not installed

  Original title - scanner not scan

  I replaced my ink cartridges were empty, so I had to fill them. I replaced the in my mp250. He always says that the color cartridge is not installed, it wont even scan. the cartridges must be new or can they be refilled and reinstalled. I even tried to modify and use black ink only in the settings and it does not work.

  Hello

  1. You did changes to the computer before the show?
  2. What is the brand and model of the scanner?
  3. What operating system you have installed in the computer?

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us

  Please post back with details to help you an appropriate solution to the problem.

• Officepro HP 8600: How to bypass the color cartridges empty on my HP Officepro 8600 to print only in black

  I am wanting to print Grayscale / black only, still does not allow me to print because I have empty color cartridges.

  How can I get around this?

  I tried changing the settings

  Thank you very much

  While printing in black is only an option when the color is low, it is blocked once a cartridge is exhausted.  You will need to replace the depleted cartridge. Page 94 of the said the manual here:

  Printing in black ink or color only

  For regular use, this product does not print using only the black ink cartridge when the color cartridges are out of ink. However, your printer is designed to allow you to print as long as possible when your cartridges are starting to run out of ink.

  When there is enough ink in the print head, printer will offer you the use of black ink only when one or more cartridges color is out of ink and color ink usage only when the black cartridge is out of ink.

  • The amount that you can print using the black or color ink is only limited, so the available spare ink cartridges when printing in black ink or color only.

  • When it is no longer sufficient ink printing, you will get a message from one or more cartridges are exhausted, and you need to replace the depleted cartridges before you resume printing.

  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 8040 a Officejet is an example.
  • Other printers have separate replaceable printheads and inks.  An example would be the printer Officejet Pro 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.

• Replacement of the ink cartridges

  I bought two identical HP Photosmart printers.  One to my winter home and one for the summer place.  When I come back and back, can I remove the ink cartridges and bring them with me?  This will keep don't dry them out, while I'm gone.

  I had clogged the problems of print head with Epson printers.  The beauty of the design of HP is that the print head is part of the ink cartridge.

  What printer model? Some Photosmart printers integrate the print heads (IPH) and consumables, others have individual ink cartridges (IIC) with separate print heads.  For IPH printers it could make sense to take the cartridges with you *, this isn't the case for the IIC printers.  Be aware that the low on ink indicators will not properly work on the second printer that the printer know that the cartridge has been used but will have no way of knowing how.

  * When you remove a printer cartridges don't put tape on the cartridge nozzles, as this may cause damage. The best would be to use the "cellar" that comes with photo cartridges.  If this is not available, it is possible to put cartridges on their side in a Tupperware of size "sandwich" with a few layers of wet paper towels on the bottom.  Do not let the nozzles touch the sides or anything else, because this would cause damage, especially for the color cartridge.

• HP HP Deskjet 4400 w/proper cartridges ceased to recognize the color cartridge. Nothing helps. :(

  Out of the blue, it just ceased to recognize the color cartridge has been installed, to give me the 'E' in the first window of the printer. In the second window of the printer, it is the icon of the levels of two ink with a flashing color, blank display, with an arrow pointing to it. I tried ALL steps suggested, by removing and reinstalling, cleaning the drive cartridge and printhead into the printer as shown, installing a new cartridge. I even uninstalled and reinstalled the software! Once in a blue moon, during several removals and reinstallings of the cartridge, it will record long enough to print a document, and then it returns to the same error message. It's just over a year (so, of course, the warranty has expired :-{) and I am at my wit's end! Help, please!?
  Note: The cartridge first, this has happened with was about 1/3 full when the problem started (or ink levels told me til now and every time she recognize it thereafter, but briefly. With the new cartridge, it always does the same thing, only show the cartridge as full when it recognizes, but I can't even have her now! :-{

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• can you use a deskjet 970cse in black only mode when the color cartridge dries up

  can you use a deskjet 970cse in black only mode when the color cartridge dries up? Thank you, Jerry

  banhien information is very accurate. I would just add a bit of it. Because this printer uses a tricolor cartridge and a black, it should be one of the printers that will print with just the black cartridge installed. It is called print in backup mode. I should happen automatically when you remove the color cartridge and try printing. A message will arrive on the printer or the computer and ask you if you want to print in backup mode. Say yes, and it should let you print. Hope that helps.

• How can I get my printer to use just the color cartridge for the black & white you are exhausted?

  Whenever my on my dell printer black ink cartridge runs out, I'm generally left with a color cartridge, which is a total waste of money, because they are purchased together in a common case; is it possible that I can tell my printer to switch to the color cartridge and use that one until 'she' runs?

  I did a search for authentic cartridges, not refurbished which are cheaper, but not as reliable and these are just a few options, I found. Check the cartridge number I've seen series 2 and no 5. But whatever it is, they are there.
   
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  http://www.comboink.com/Dell-A960-all-in-one-printer-ink-cartridges-s/1837.htm
   
  http://www.worldclassink.com/Dell-960-supplies-printer12868.html
   
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