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• 7520 new stuck in the installation phase. Print head move load ink cartridges

  I'm stuck in the new phase of printer configuration. After running through the commissioning of questions and I opened the cover to charge the ink cartridges and the print head did not move. I ran across several reset process... Unplug the printer. Wait 60 seconds and plug it in again. Browse the configuration... Unplug the printer... more.

  This printer does not seem to be any cartriages.

  Hey JohnTT,

  Sometimes, these printers come with packaging that holds the printhead completely to the right at the gas station.  This avoids damage to the product during shipping.  You see all plastic parts orange that it may contain in place or Blue Ribbon?

  So, have you tried the carriage to the right hand?  Can it be moved or is it blocked?

  If the printer still will not release the print carriage after the power cycles and move it by hand, then I suggest you return the product and return to the retailer of purchase or by calling the HP Technical Support to see about a replacement.  The phone number for the USA / Canada residents is 1-800-474-6836.  If you are not in this region, click here.

  I hope this helps.

• Ink cartridge stuck?

  I have a HP F2180 Deskjet All In One Printer.

  I have replacement ink cartridges. (both compatible, I checked)

  However, I placed the black cartridge on the left compartment that should have been the color ink cartridge compartment.

  In addition, it is now stuck; probably because that I inserted while the printer is turned off.

  Is it possible to get the cartridge out, I can't go out?

  Hello

  Sorry to hear the problem with your all-in-one printer, HP Deskjet F2180.

  The only way to get the cartridge in the color slot is to raise the cartridge from the top, be careful not to damage the tongue made of plastic or other parts of the unit.

  In the attached picture you can see where the ink cartridge is striking and caught in the trap, you can insert the tip of a flat screwdriver and push the cartridge down while pulling with your fingers. Do not insert the screwdriver all the way or you can damage other parts.

  I hope this works!

• DeskJet 712C: ink cartridge is stuck in the right side and will not go

  I have an old DeskJet 712C printer which was working fine until today. Strangely, the ink cartridge is stuck in the right side of the printer and will not spend. As soon as I turn on the printer, the red light starts flashing. Does anyone know tricks to get the cartridge to move again? Thank you for your help.

  Hello

  It may be possible to move the cart if you turn the printer off. Unplug the printer and open the cover of the printer.  See if you can move the carriage by hand.  If possible, move the carriage to the Center.  Check that nothing of blocking the abnormal movements of transport - for example the pieces of paper.

  Close the cover and then plug the printer back. I hope this will help.

  I found a YouTube video that shows fixing carriage jam on printers C4200 (I know that they are not the same as the 712 C), but some of the suggestions will be useful if my initial thought above does not help.  the video is on this link:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=l9x6ZLIYMog

  Once again these tips are not specifically for your printer, but they can help solve your problem.

  I hope that was helpful.

• HP DESKJET3070A: New printers that HP364 ink cartridges

  My HP Deskjet3070A about 7 years old, is to give the soul!  I have still several ink cartridges HP364 - what new printers are now compatible?

  Thank you

  HP 364 cartridges are used in the following printers, although I don't think it's any current models.  You can find some of what follows still available at the point of sale.

  This product is compatible with these printers

• 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.

• SELPHY CP910 ink cartridge is stuck and cannot be removed

  I have a Canon Selphy CP910.

  The ink cartridge is stuck in the printer and ejection not possible.

  How can I remove the ink cartridge.

  It is the second unit I've owned that has happened.  I replaced the unit with a new one, and it happened again.

  The removable cartridge does not eject.

  Any ideas?

  Hello.

  Please, try the following to see if we can solve your problem:

  1. turn off the printer.

  2. open the side of the printer to access the ink cartridge.

  3. push the cartridge in the printer in order to ensure that it is locked.

  4. turn the printer on and back again.

  Once this has been done, try to remove the cartridge from the camera.

  If the problem persists, get more help contact us.

• Photosmart Premium ink cartridge stuck on the right side of the printer.

  I have a HP Photosmart Premium printer, the ink cartridge is stuck on the right side of the printer. Keep receiving an error message that says: "remove paper jam and then press ok.  I did all the steps to clear any torn or ripped from the inside of the printer paper, there was never any paper in there for blocking up inside anyway. When I opened the top of the printer my container of cartridge will not move at all, he's stuck.  It won't control the printer or by my own doing when the printer is turned off without being able to. The error and lack of time with my printer cartridge do not allow me to use the printer, I hope you can help me in anyway possible. Thank you.

  It seems you have a carriage jam. Sometimes it can be a sensor that is bad and can not work properly. Here is a link that will help to transport jam

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01815807

  I would like to know if it works.

• LaserJet 1150: Laserjet 1150 problems after you insert the new ink cartridge

  Hi, I am the owner of this very good printer for 10 years now.  Used only a single all these years ink cartridge (I use it only for work related missionery) with not a single problem.  When we bought it we also bought a replacement ink cartridge.  However, when I put in place the new ink cartridge, I have a problem of printing documents.  Each document gives me the same results.  I took it to the store of the local computer, which shook the cartrdige vigorously and I also ran the service option in the HP printer Toolbox. The guy at the computer said I need to print a lot of papers and see what is happening... what I did.  But the result in each impression remains exactly the same. The annex in the printed document.  Can we still do this ink cartridge work after having been stored for 10 years?  Thank you for reading my message.

  You have a bad toner cartridge.  Given that this printer is very old, there is a lot new in the old box of cartridges of toner there stock.  Over time, the wiper blade will hurt comes from there.  Think that buy you a new toner from a big box store which should have new actions and you will come back if the cartridge is bad.

• My ink carriage does not move to the way to replace the ink cartridges. I think I put the ink in the wrong office

  My ink carriage does not move to the way to replace the ink cartridges. I think I put ink in bad officejet 3830

  Hello! Welcome to the community @Tammy111 HP

  I read your post about the ink carriage being stuck in your Officejet 3830, and I wanted to respond to troubleshoot. Try these steps and if the transport is not yet move to order so that you can access the ink, then your best bet would be to call phone support to see if they can replace the unit for you. I'll leave their details below.

  HP OfficeJet 3830, DeskJet 3830, 5730 printers - an error 'Transport Jam'

  Click on the thumb to below testify my help!

  Click on the "accept as Solution" if I'm you guide to a solution!

  Contact HP:

  Step 1. Open the link: www.hp.com/contacthp/

  Step 2. Enter the product number or select Auto detection

  Step 3. Scroll up to "still need help? Fill out the form to select your contact options.

  Step 4. Scroll down and click on: contact HP options - click Get phone number

  File number and phone number appear

• Re: C510 black eStation ink cartridge work do not

  Frustrated REEEEEALLY. After screwing around all day trying to get stuff printed I sit tonight with a new black ink cartridge and it's either not all black printing or it is a pale gray. All other cartridges work. Come here, when I click on links to every possible solution nothing opens for me. Before anyone asks, this printer is about 2 or 3 years, but had BARELY BARELY BARELY served. It is connected to an HP computer that is only a few years old with exceptionally light use also. I installed the updates that were available. He printed some photos fine this am, but I'm trying to print documents has put me in such a rage today I had better just go to bed. Warranty is out, so much for spending money on a printer expensive in the hope that it would last. Hope this will be a quick solution. It's really annoying to keep buying new printers all the few years despite them get such use of the lamp

  Hi @Furbio and welcome to the Forums of HP!
  
  I'm sorry to hear you had so much trouble for your C510 to print in black, but I will certainly do my best to give a helping hand
  
  Because you mentioned that you have questions, open links of the forums, I'll have everything written here in my post, so I apologize in advance for how long this post can get!
  
  First of all, I would like you to clean the contacts on each cartridge by following the steps below taken from the document a "incompatible cartridge" or "not compatible ink cartridges" Error Message on the computer or the all-in-onefor your printer. "
  
  Follow these steps to clean the electrical contacts of the cartridge.
  1. gather the following items:
  Clean cotton pads
  Paper clean and lint to rest the cartridges on (coffee filters work well)
  2. press the power button to turn on the printer.
  3. open the cartridge access door. Lift the corner front right of the printer until it locks on the door in the full open position. Wait until the print carriage to move toward the center of the printer.
  4. press the tab on the front of the cartridge to release it, then pull it up and out to remove it from its housing.
  5 hold the cartridge by its sides with the nozzle facing up.
  6 locate the electrical contacts on the bottom of the cartridge. The electrical contacts are four small rectangles of copper metal.
  
  7 wipe the electrical contacts with a q-tip clean and dry until no debris remains on them. Make sure that no ink or debris from the smear on the transparent window next to the electrical contacts.
  8. place the cartridge on the clean and lint paper with the nozzle upward.
  9 locate the electrical contacts inside the carriage. Electrical contacts are similar to a set of four copper color placed pins to touch the electrical contacts on the cartridge.
  10. clean the electrical contacts inside the car with a clean, dry cotton swab, second.
  * Please do for each cartridge, just to be complete
  11 drag each cartridge into the slot that is appropriate until it snaps. Make sure that you insert each cartridge into the slot with the corresponding color icon.
  12. close the cartridge access door.
  
  After completing these steps cleaning cartridge, if the problem still persists, I would like to manually clean the electrical contacts on your print head (the part the cartridges sit in inside of). These measures were taken from the replacement print head for your printer paper (with a few changes to make things more clear ).
  
  Follow these steps to clean the electrical contacts on the print head and inside the printer.
  1. press the power button to turn on the printer, if it is not already selected.
  2. open the cartridge access door. The carriage moves to the center of the printer. Wait that the carriage is idle and silent before proceeding.
  3. to remove the cartridges, press the tab on the front of the cartridge, and then pull it upwards to remove it from its housing. Do this for each cartridge.
  4. to remove the print head, lift the locking on the carriage to the stop handle.
  
  5. place the print head on its side on lint cloth or absorbent paper and use a fluffy and filtered/distilled water to clean the electrical contacts inside the printer as shown below.

  
  
  6 proceed to clean the electrical contacts of the print head as well using the same materials. Just be careful not to touch the contacts with your fingers.
  
  7. once everything is dry (try not to let the printhead out for more than 10 minutes if possible) please proceed to reinsert the printhead to the printer and gently drop the locking handle to fix it up before you reinsert the cartridges and close the printer.
  
  
  When the printer is finished it is maintenance, try to print a report to see if the black is printing printer or if something has changed with the next steps in the document printing to a printer status report for your printer.

  1. In the home screen on the product control panel, press Menu () in the upper left corner. A list of menu options screens.

• HP Deskjet 2050 ink cartridge won

  Gives printer have a little thing upside down to remove the foreign body now ink cartridge stuck error msg and sounds like cartridge bumping into the side of the printer... help?

  With a dropout of transport error, there are a few things you can try. This document should guide you through these steps. If this does not work, you will need to replace the printer. If you are still in warranty, HP can replace the printer without cost to you. I'll link the information to get in touch with them below. The link takes you to a form to fill out. Once you fill it and she is treated, it will give you the printers warranty information, a file number and the phone number to call.

  HP Technical Support call case form:
  http://goo.GL/w7Hgh

• HP OFFICEJET series 4620. Ink cartridge problem

  Buy this printer yesterday.  Followed the instructions re insert the cartridges.  Installed the software.  Keeps saying: install cartridges and I can't go out re ink cartridges - insert operations for the cartridges being too far over to the right.  I have #m at a loss what to know.  I have it turned off and on again, but the problem persists.

  Thank you

  Hi Sheilaoc,

  I understand the printer refuses the cartridges and the transport is stuck on the right side. I want to help you solve this problem, so you can start enjoying your new printer.

  I suggest that first you open the door of ink, leave the printer and unplug the power cable. Is the power cord unplugged, you can now move the carriage to the Center and remove the cartridges. Once the cartridges are removed, close the access door and plug the printer back. The printer will now start again and it will prompt you to install the cartridges. If this does not resolve the problem, use the following document for additional solutions. A "cartridge problem," "ink cartridge failure," or "Incompatible cartridge" Error Message is displayed on the control panel.

  Just in case the problem persists, call HP for your warranty options.  The number of call HP is 1-800-474-6836 for the Canada and the United States, or you can Contact HP worldwide.

  I hope this helps.

• Ink cartridge 564 for C5380 v. small large

  I have a C5380 and bought a Photo Balck replacement cartridge. It is a CB317WA and the same (small) size as CMYK cartridges.

  Problem I have is that it replaces a CN684W, which is the largest size black Photo cartridge.

  The new (CB317WA) says it's for the C5380, but it does not in the Photo Black compartment. The re is a leg of positioning in the "rear" of the cratridges, in the sahpe of a 't'. on the small CMYK cartridges, this 't' is backwards. Pictured big black format, it is not. My black cartridge replacement Photo (CB317WA) is smaller but the hind is reversed and does not in the black slot Photo even if that's what it is designed for. (The packaging clearly States ONLY for 5 printers cartridge and lists as C5380 supported.)

  I do not understand what I did wrong...

  

  Hello there editor61, I hope you are well

  I read your post on ink, disorders of the cartridge. It seems the sound that you can try to insert the photo black cartridge in the slot of regular black ink, which will not work.

  This is a link to a guide that will show you what ink is what reference number:

  Ink cartridge information

  Also, here is a guide for the replacement of the ink cartridges

  If there is still a problem with the ink cartridges, contact HP directly to your options with them:

  If you call in North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 and for all other regions: click here.

  Have a great Tuesday

• How can a use of an ink cartridge in my deskjet D2680

  I already cleaned the cartridges, but because they are refurbished printer will not use it and they are compatible. I want to know if there is a way to get around this restriction, otherwise I will never buy HP again

  Dragon-fur wrote:

  [snip] in my opinion:

  What Bob was careful not to say is this: using rerurbished of your printer ink can damage over time.  It is not something "HP".  It's one thing to the printer.  HP did not do that to you to make you buy HP ink cartridges.  You should be able to use any ink of high quality for your printer.

  It is true that HP printers can go a bit over edge into the little "protect themselves".  I suspect the printers used to accept refurbished ink cartridges and printers broke.  HP has been blamed for the printers broken; That is why the change.  (I have no evidence of that, it's just a hint: Why put extra in a printer electronics unless it is necessary?) [snip]

  It is certainly true that a cartrdige defective reman that may damage the printer, often because of the ink dripping in the mechanism due to a bad charge.  The printer as a result of defective third cartrdiges is not covered by the HP warranty.

  It is not true that HP rejects cartrdiges simply because they are reloaded/refurbished.  In general, there is not an ID "this cartridge is rebuilt" on one of the reloaded cartridges.  The printer has several checks it does for a cartrdige when inserted to ensure that it is appropriate for the printer.  These controls may include a combination of the following:

  • Read the electric cartridge ID to ensure that it is the type in the appropriate slot and correct cartrdige.
  • Check the electrical connectivity of the control signals for not too many are open or shorted.
  • Check the electrical parameters of temperature control circuit.
  • Check the expiry date of the ink.  This is done only a very few models, usually those who use the cartrdiges 02 series where ancient ink can cause damage to the permanent print head.

  The tests are not to prevent reman cartrdiges, same tests are run on the HP cartridges and cartridges that do not will be rejected by the original HP printer or remans.

  HP has a page about it here.