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• HP Photosmart C4280 all-in-one: what hp printers use ink 74 & 75? Buy new ink if my C4280 always says 'no cartridge detected ink?

  This printer has worked well in the past. It is a bit old. I used one that has a fax for a while, but after I have does not need that 1, I put this 1 upward again... maybe a year ago? Recently, it does not recognize the ink as being installed. I think I bought cartridges 74 & 75 maybe 2 months ago so that they are fairly new. I looked at the help on this forum and tried from the back and then pull the plug out for 15 seconds and connect again... no help. I read how to remove the cartridges and where the cartridges go in... no help. I even unplugged from the rear and the plug for 20 minutes... no help.

  I read somewhere on this forum without other printers use 74 & 75 ink (or was this one of them?). So if I had to buy new ink and is not the problem...?

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  The following change can help:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/au/en/PDF/HP_Printer-to-cartridge_compatibility_guide_tcm_184_1233104.PDF

  Kind regards.

• List printers using HP01 cartridges?

  I'm looking to replace my Photosmart printer who was seen feeding problems.  I still have a number of expensive HP01 cartridges.

  Is there a list that shows which printers use the HP01?  Or a way to know definitively that no currently sold printer uses the HP01?

  I'd hate to get the manuals for each printer what is for me to find this information.

  wildcatherder wrote:

  I'm looking to replace my Photosmart printer who was seen feeding problems.  I still have a number of expensive HP01 cartridges.

  Is there a list that shows which printers use the HP01?  Or a way to know definitively that no currently sold printer uses the HP01?

  I'd hate to get the manuals for each printer what is for me to find this information.

  Could you confirm the printer model?  I do not recognize the HP-01 as a Photosmart cartrdige (can be a regional issue, the number of different cartridge in different regions).  The best way I found for numbers of cartridge for printers is to search on the site of HP pageyield the cartridge number and then look at the recent (introduced 2005) printers.

• Printe all-in-one Deskjet 1510: we had bought the printer in India and brought it to the UK, the use of the available cartridge here.

  We had bought the printer in India and brought it to the UK, the use of the available cartridge here. Is there a code to use for the printer to change so that it adapts to the available cartridge here or we can use the cartridge here, it will be adaptable? Thank you.

  Hello

  See the link below to fix the problem.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02558798

• need a Test page from the HP74 and HP75 cartridges like the dried out cartridges, for use in India

  I have a photosmart C4435 HP printer all in one that was purchased in the United States and good that now I use this product in India, as my cartridges are dried out, I want to replace the cartridges to work in India where I can not find the HP74 and HP75 cartridges to the Indian market, as the product codes for the cartridges vary from one country to another. Like when I contacted HP in India customer service, they asked test me page HP74 and HP75 to recommend a cartridge buy in India.

  kindly help me in this regard
  Please someone send me Test page of cartridges HP 74 and 75 HP by email so I can send it to HP cust. care and get a recommendation of cartridge for use in India

  I told you in another post. Here is the link: http://goo.gl/NW3kF. This way if others read this, they know that this problem is taken care.

• Can I use 933 and cartridges 932XL together in HPOJ6600?

  I was told Best Buy, I couldn't mix size standard color cartridges and an XL size in my 6500 HPOJ black print cartridge. Now I have a 6600 HPOJ and Staples told me that I could mix color standard and XL Black in this AIO cartridge. Can someone help me so I know what I'm doing and that you don't need to buy? Thank you. Ed

  Hello haredwa,

  The information that you got from BestBuy regarding the HP Officejet 6500 is incorrect. You can mix absolutely not the standard and XL cartridges in the HP Officejet 6500 and 6600 AIO printers.

  Let me know if you have any other questions

  Thank you

• Printers using the HP02 cartridges?

  Hello contributors or Experts.

  Can anyone tell me an updated list of HP AiO/MFP that use HP 02 print cartridges?

  Very much appreciated!

  See you soon,.

  L2

  (HP employee )

  Hello L2,.

  02 ink cartridges has been used by the older models and is no longer used by any current printer.

  The latest models using this cartridge was available until 2009...

  You can find the complete list of the AIOs uses the cartridge below:

  http://h10060.www1.HP.com/pageyield/en-019/searchresults.html?cCode=us, st = cartridge, ss = 02

  Shlomi

• 63xl ink: what printers use a 63 ink?

  How can I find a list of all printers that use HP 63xl ink cartridges?

  I recently picked up a DeskJet 2132 (impulse buy) to use in my office (he was super, thx!), but for my home office (several laptops, tablets and desktop wireless) I need a printer with wifi and a scanner with a document feeder (cheaper, of course).  I strongly prefer to get something that uses the same ink cartridges, HP 63xl (black & color), but I have not found a way to search only those.

  Please note that I don't want to sign up program instant HP ink (my use is too variable to make it profitable for me).

  It seems that HP makes more difficult it should be to find this information, but the following models support the HP 63XL cartridges.  For your needs the HP Officejet 4650 can be a good choice - it's an all-in-one with wifi and an adf.

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 2132

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 2133

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 2134

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3630

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3631

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3632

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3633

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3634

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP DeskJet 3636

  Printer all-in-one HP ENVY 4512

  HP Envy 4516 all-in-One Printer

  Printer all-in-one HP ENVY 4520

  Printer all-in-one HP ENVY 4522

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP OfficeJet 3830

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP OfficeJet 3831

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP OfficeJet 3832

  Range of all-in-one printers, HP OfficeJet 3834

• Printer B209a Photosmart and HP364XL cartridges

  Afternoon everyone,

  It has baffled me and I can't find the answers anywhere online so hoping you can help...

  I have a Photosmart B209a all-in-one printer. Map of shopping accompanying indicates that the cartridges that can be used with her HP364 and HP364XL (for all color and black cartridges). So I bought a black HP364XL as it was cheaper.

  The cartridges are aligned like Magenta, Cyan, yellow and black from left to right. There are few symbols on each slot to tell you which cartridge to put where. Everything is good so far. The cartridges that came with it are not the XL version and the black cartridge is about twice as wide as the color of those (although none are XLs). Arrival of the new XL cartridge, it is half of the normal black cartridge which is already there (so the same size as the color ones) and just does not fit in the slot. Under the right cartridges between where is the zipper (to eject the cartridge) and the chip, there is a hole on the cartridge that is currently there. The XL cartridge has the hole so it doesn't crack down.

  So it is obviously not intended to go in this place.

  So I was wondering - have HP made a mistake and XL cartridges just do not match. Alternatively, I have a duff XL cartridge. Or, the Black XL cartridge is supposed to be used alone or something and goes into one of the other locations where the color cartridges currently sit?

  I am confused on this one. All cartridges are genuine HP and I have never had problems of this kind with other printers.

  Anyone able to shed some light on this?

  Thank you

  Sarah

  It seems you have the cartridge black Photo rather than the black cartridge.  They are not compatible.  Additional information that can help identify the correct cartridge are shown here.

• Always printing black ink cartridge is not after several clean using your own ink cartridges

  I have a HP Deskjet 3050 All in One J610 series printer.

  I use Windows XP.

  I'm a Newbie as HP printers are concerned, but some have experience troubleshooting former HP model a parent.

  The black cartridge is not printing.   For various reasons, I have not used the printer for about two months.  So far, the printer worked fine, and in fact it is still using the cartridges that came with the printer.  I mention these points here because I realize or the other or both can be part of the issue.

  When I sent a document to the printer, printing was uneven.  I checked ink levels and black and color cartridges were about the third two full (before I used the print head cleaning utility.

  After cleaning the printheads, I tried again and this time the impression was the same, but in a shade of light blue, which was very low.  However, the original document is in a police man and a shade of gray, so perhaps he used ink cartridge color and not black?

  Research using the viewer help from HP does not help because it implies that you don't know how to locate the ink cartridge Clean Utility.

  After searching on Google to match the questions, I tried a second and then a third level of cleaning.  And because a post mentioned have to do eight times, I did a little more luck.  When the page is printed at the end of the cleaning cycle, the colors come out crisp and even.  There is no black bloc... is there?  I can't find an image showing a what print perfect following cleaning should look like.

  Additional to clean using the utility attempts do not seem to have worked and could even have been counterproductive because when I tried to print another document, and this came out so pale that I first thought that it is a blank page.

  I used the utility to re-estimated ink levels and the color is always about two third full, while black has dropped a little down, but is still above half full.  There is a check/tick showing for black ink and color.

  Messages on similar questions suggest that the replacement of the cartridge does not solve the problem and that heads should be cleaned manually.

  Should I try to clean the heads manually?  Who was mentioned on the threads and even on the HP support but as another option for a very different model.   I watched some demos on You Tube, but they are for different models of HP, in which they remove the printheads and clean them in a solution provided in the trade which I think is available in the United Kingdom, or with water!

  I would be grateful for any advice as to whether I should remove the black cartridge and clean heads printing and, if so, if someone could point me to a link where this is illustrated step by step, video, or shown in the logical steps.

  In the meantime I'll go off and buy a new black cartridge, but if it's the heads need cleaning, I'll have to do anyway.

  Thanks for any advice you can give me!

  I would like to manually clean the contacts on the cartridges and the printer. The process is described for your model of printer in step 3 of this document here.  The rest of the document does not apply to your question, but it does a great job giving instructions step by step on the manual cleanup process and materials needed to use lists. Manual cleaning will help ensure that the accumulation of contacts is not the cause of the issue of the print quality that you are experiencing. I hope this helps.

• Re: Use of refilled ink cartridge

  I bought a store black ink cartridge filled with brand 61 XL to the Canada computers tonite, because they were all black HP 61 ink cartridges. It was much less expensive than a cartridge of HP to the actual address, and they swore to me it would work. They gave me a score of 99% that it would work. I installed it. Of course, my printer has detected that he was not a genuine HP cartridge, and I used it at my own risk. It installed ok. Test pages came out great. The only thing, he wouldn't tell me how much ink was in it. He also said that it was empty. If it detects an ink cartridge, a recharged and prints a test page, why don't you tell me how much ink is left?

  It is important to understand that the reloaded cartridges are always 'true' HP cartridges.  The only difference between buying a new cartridge and using a charged cartridge is the fact, that it is full.  A charged cartridge is always a HP cartridge.

  That's the problem: once your printer determines a cartridge is empty, this is recorded on the chip attached to the cartridge.  You can't change this, but you can always re - use cartridge filling it.  When a charged cartridge is placed in the printer, the printer will read the chip and tell you that the cartridge is used, etc., that you simply ignore and press ok.

  That said, you should read the previous posts regarding the reset of the printer by removing the print head holder and reinstall even, while the printer is turned on.  OR use two sets of cartridges and turn them as they run dry that elminates the need to remove the cradle from the print head.  That's what I do.  Why?  Because when you install the other cartridge instead of the one that has missed only, the printer will reset itself and run the reset cartridge procedure.  The printer will give you messages on a used cartridge, etc. but the point is that the reremplie cartridge will work fine.

  With regard to ink levels.  Understand one important fact - your printer than estimates how much ink is in a cartridge.  The printer only "sees" in the cartridge to actually know how much ink is in there.  The printer puts a message on the chip in the cartridge that the cartridge is empty and you cannot change this option.  Don't worry about the message - just keep printing until the cartridge physically comes to run out of ink and fill again.

  Some other printer manufacturers have actually provided a window on the bottom or the side of the cartridge and the printer could not see the ink level in the cartridge.  This means that when a cartridge has been filled again the 'seen' printer ink and everything was fine.  These other manufacturers were cannon and his brother.  Canon no longer uses this type printers - they did what HP - they put a chip on the cartridge, consider the level and make it harder to use reloaded cartridges.  The reason is obvious.  I don't know if the brother is still using the old method or have managed to get rid of the window in cartridges for newer printers.

  As a former owner of a cartridge filling company, I learned that printer makers should not keep changing the styles of the cartridges.  They could continue to use the same style and eliminate a lot of confusion and need a new style.  This is especially true if you use recharged cartridges because when you buy a new printer, older games, you've been filling fall into the trash.  In addition, the cartridges that come with the new printer are usually low capacity and provide fewer printed pages.  You must always change a size XL if they are available.  If XL is not available, do not buy this printer model, because your printing costs will be too high.

• Remove and check cartridge on the right.

  I got the message from the object on my OfficeJet 7410 screen yesterday and have not been able to use a serving any of the all-in-one, or cancel the error message since then.  I removed and checked both cartridges and turned the power market by pulling on the power cord.  Flex circuits are clean and in good condition, the springs are intact and the cartridge contacts are clean and in good condition.  It does not seem logical that this error message would be displayed due to an empty ink cartridge, but someone who could confirm that?  This printer/fax is an essential piece of equipment in a small company, so I only buy a new HP ink cartridges.  Because these cartridges are expensive, it is not cost-effective to try a replacement of the cartridge "to see if it works.  As my laser printer is towards the end of life, if the OfficeJet is at the "end of support", I'd be more inclined to replace two printers with the one not made by HP.  Any suggestions of HP MVP or equivalent to fix my error?

  Okay, I need to read titles, not just the body :-).  Printer complains about the black cartridge, first remove this one.  If the color cartridge is empty, it will be difficult to determine if it prints correctly, but if she goes through the motions then assumed it was OK.  For a cheaper test, you can try using 98/95 for a replacement cartridges rather than of the larger (and more expensive, but less expensive cost per page) 96/97.  [Number of cartridge can be different in your area.]

• 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.

• DeskJet 932C - the power light is on and the cartridge flashing

  Hello! I know my DeskJet 932C is 'old', but it seems to be in excellent condition.  First time that I had a problem.  The power light is on and the cartridge is flashing.  When I open the cover, the plateau of the cartridge moves to the far left.  The arrow points to the unfortunate color cartridge.  The missed years ago color cartridge.  I use my printer to print B & W, so I've been printing with the empty cartridge in place for years.

  I removed a reinserted the color and B & W cartridges and turn on the power and turns off.  I used the HP print and scan doctor, and it's scan does not have something wrong, I clicked on print a test page, and nothing happens.  The test page is listed as 1 document in the queue.   Status: error - printing.

  The printer has been in its current position on my desk for years.  It was not known of any trauma... None does damage... no power failure.  It's clean.  Has been connected to 4 laptops and uninterrupted service.

  I prefer not to buy a new color cartridge.

  Would appreciate help.  I would like to know what it means and if there is a solution.

  Thank you!

  Focus21

  The printer will perform electrical cartridges to light control and a few other times.  If an error printing can be blocked to avoid damaging the printer.  Clean the contacts of the cartridge as shown in the document here can solve the problem, otherwise you will probably need to replace the color cartridge.  The 932 Deskjet will allow printing with an empty cartridge, but for years, the cartridge may fail electrically and needs to be replaced.

• 5610 how do you use the photo HP58 cartridge?

  I have an officejet 5610 and bought the photo HP58 cartridge.  The problem is when I try to print a color photo, the printer uses the HP22 cartridge.  How can I force it to print in color with the HP58.  I bought the HP58 because the site HP said that it is compatible with the printer.

  Hello

  58 Photo cartridge is not used by its own, the pritner uses the 58 and 22 cartridges ink in order to improve the quality of the colors, it will use the cartridges when printing and not only 58 ink cartridge,

  Hope the next informaion may help:

  Use a photo print cartridge
  
  You can optimize the quality of the color photos you print and copy with your HP all-in-. -
  
  One by buying a photo print cartridge. Remove the black cartridge and insert
  
  81 user guide
  
  Maintain your HP all-in-one
  
  the picture in its place print cartridge. With the tri-color print cartridge and photo printing
  
  cartridge installed, you have a system of six inks, which offers improved color quality
  
  photos.
  
  When you want to print ordinary text documents, exchange the black back ink cartridge in.
  
  Use a protector of the ink cartridge to secure your print cartridge when it is not
  
  used.