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• who is the best printer and ink for printing on perforated vinyl

  who is the best printer and ink for printing on perforated vinyl

  Any printer would work with vinyl, but I would prefer a DESKJET with an ADF (ADF).

  Through ADF will send smoothly and does not deform as much. The printer without the charger can bend the vinyl a little and it can create bubbles in the computer. Hope this helps, thanks.

• HP Officejet 8600 more print and scan problems

  Hello

  I had my HP officejet 8600 more for 2-3 years and always had problems following and just kept reinstalling the drivers as a quick fix. I am now starting a business from home and I have no time to deal with printing and scanning the questions and, of course, my warranty has expired! My operating system is OS X version 10.9.4.

  When I scan to my computer, the printer indicates "not found computer." The status of my mac is no different than when I scanned a document a few days ago! Remove and reinstall the drivers solves this problem temporarily but I want it fixed permanently.

  In addition, when printing, sometimes a page can print immediately and at other times, it may take 5-10 minutes to print even if its status is 100% full in the print queue - even once, reinstall the drivers is a quick fix but I want a permanent solution.

  Any help to solve these problems would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much...

  Hello Hello!

  I thank very you much for getting back to me! Glad to hear things are working at the moment! Please take the time to click the button of "acceptable Solution", while others may see this post and they can get a fix quickly. Also if you want to say 'Thank you' click 'Bravo '. I would really appreciate one or both of these actions because it makes things easier for the new people on the Forums to get help fast.

  Have a good!

• 5180 printing black ink problems

  I have a c5180 printer.  I had a paper jam the other day, and after I got the paper on the printer started printing very light black ink and fuzzy when I printed anything. I aligned it, cleaned the print heads, installed a new HP ink cartridge and it still occurs. Help please!

  Hi mchouser,

  Looks like you've done everything correctly according to these two guides of troubleshooting here and here.  Then I start to wonder if there is always a place rather throw out of the paths of documents on the printer paper.

  Take a look at documents of transport and paper jam below, maybe you'll be able to look inside the printer and find what is the inclination of the paper like this...

  "Transport jam: open door, clear jam of transport and then press OK to continue ' Error Message is displayed on the control panel"

  "Remove paper jam, then press OK" Error Message is displayed on the control panel

• C410 copying, printing and scanning problem

  My printer will print is more, scan to USB or copy of glass. Everything I try to do records a "document feeder error" even though there is no paper in the feed. More curious, it's done, it produces this error message when I try to scan to a USB flash drive. I tried to restore default but that did not work.

  You scan from the ADF or the scanner glass?  Looks like you may have a stuck ADF who reports an error.  I would say troubleshooting steps in the paper here.

• HP ENVY 4504: HP ENVY 4504 does not print black ink even with full cartridge

  Used by my office printer is not printing black ink. It does not, it is out of black ink, but anything on a page I print requiring black ink is absent. I checked the cartridge to see if she had missed and the printer was not to tell me, but she didn't. I also tried to put in a new black ink cartridge, but it wouldn't print black to help anyone.

  There is no problem with color printing and the problem started only today. The black cartridge is certainly compatible with this printer as it had been good working with it so far.

  We bought this printer less than a year ago now.

  Until outside to change the cartridges I also turned the printer off and on again, but neither helped.

  I would appreciate greatly any assistance that we currently only this one printer at the office and we rely on it for a lot of work.

  Thank you very much.

  Try here.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-4500-e-all-in-one-printer-series/5304875/model/5368526/document/c03768188/

  Ink cartridge information after doing all the recommendations of HP:

  Once you check the vents turn the cartridge and check the underside near the opening of the ink.  They can be of four plastic tabs near the opening are resurrected.  Make sure that the raised tabs are removed and made flush with the body of the cell.  This will cause the cartridge do not do sit properly in all of the print head and cause air that are expected.  This will affect especially the black ink cartridge.

  In particular, let us know if you find the above to be true.

• Re: HP Photosmart 6520 printer. Black ink will not print. Other OK. Tried the new cartridge and same problem

  I'm having the same problem. I ran the cleaning steps. I tried to lead the cartridges. I bought 2 black cartridges and both do not work. I've even used up my color ones do all the tests. Help please. I need my printer for school!

  Hi @ginim,

  Welcome to the HP Forums. I understand your printer is not printing black ink, and I would like to help. Please start with the procedure described in the following document; Printer prints a blank Page or do not print black or color ink for the HP Deskjet Ink Advantage year...

  If you have performed all the steps in the document above and the problem persists, not one of HPs, my personal recommendation is to use the solution put forward in the next video.  I suggest you only do this if the printer is out of warranty; How to fix an HP, not for printing black ink and lack of color printer

  In view of the comments, it seems that this will help you

  Even if the printer is maybe more under warranty, if the problem persists, HP may be able to offer something. Perhaps, they may offer you a discount on another model. What you can do, is to use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:

  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 are displayed.

  Since you just bought the printer you need to know, HP printers usually have a warranty of 1 year from the date of purchase, you can check the warranty using the following if you wish; Guarantee cheque.

  I hope this helps.

  If this resolves the issue, please let me know if we can help others who may be faced with the same problem.

• Problem with printer or ink system failure

  I have a HP Officejet 6600, and I get this message:

  "There is a problem with the printer or ink system.  Turn the printer off, then on.  If the problem persists, contact HP. »

  Well, I did it.  I have also run the hardware diagnostic tool, which had me unplug the printer and turn it back on, and I did it a couple of times.  I always get the error message.  I also took printhead of the printer and put back them in.  Does anyone have a solution that might be able to share with me for this problem?

  Thank you

  Melinda

  My problem was solved by the link in the first reaction after my post. I tried power downs and plug the tire, but following this post EXACTLY... worked. The method of pulling on the power cord of the printer with it cleared the error message and everything has worked perfectly since

• ERROR MESSAGE HP6700 - PROBLEM WITH THE PRINTER OR INK SYSTEM CONTACT HP

  I JUST BOUGHT A HP OFFICEJET 6700 (LESS THAN 1 WEEK), THE PROBLEM OF PRINTER OR INK SYSTEM MESSAGE, TURN PRINTER OFF THEN WE IF THE PROBLEM CONTINUES CONTACT HP. IS DISPLAYED ON THE PRINTER SCREEN. I DID EVERYTHING SUGGESTED, AND MORE MORE, BUT THIS CUSTOM MESSAGE CLEARLY.  ALL DIAGNOSES OF THE PRINTER THE PRINTER IS FINE.  THE OPERATING SYSTEM IS WINDOWS 7.

  Mahamoud,
  Your article made a walkthrough basic troubleshooting, ending with the question if the print head is repairable. Because it is not on the 6700, the article isn't really the problem.
  
  Here is the solution I found to this problem:
  I discovered that eliminating all ink cartridges allows the printer at startup (although there is a message saying the missing print cartridges).
  Putting the cartridges in a binary regression revealed that the ink has been bad. (In my case, I only got the message of failure/printer ink when the yellow cartridge was in the printer).
  Replacement of the restored cartridge the printer functionality.
  That's the good news.
  Now the bad news: for HP.
  The generic error message indicates a failure with the printer or the ink system. No differentiation. With the electronics in the cartridges (that the client pays a high price for), looks that HP could not understand how to indicate a cartridge problem. This error message is not only unnecessary, but misleading. The printer indicates only a power reset and then contact HP. There is no indication that he might be a cartridge problem, not to mention what cartridge has failed. By the way, my customer encountered this problem when you replace the color cartridges. The cartridge failed was a new replacement.
  All of the web enabled features, fax, scanning features, print included with this printer are not very useful if the user can't get the dang thing to print.
  Another problem with this printer, is that, even when you only print in b & W, the printer uses little color (ostensibly make Blacks more "BOLD"). Then, finally, a color cartridge will go low or empty, even if only B & W printing. And guess what, you can't continue to print n & B if one of the color cartridges are out of ink. Thus, HP... How is this useful printer in an office environment, where most print tends to be B & W?

  (I would add; the solution in the message of failure/printer ink cartridge cannot fix your problem if, in fact, there are a few default printer. But if the problem is in the ink system, then the troubleshooting cartridge can help you).
  I have posted similar comments on Amazon, for this printer, in the subject line: shame on you, HP.

• my printer cannot print black ink and cartridges are all brand new

  my printer doesn't print black ink and cartridges are all new... any suggestions how to solve this problem?

  See the solution in this post.  Be sure to check the vents, as described in a link in this post.

• HP psc 750xi: printer psc 750xi stuck in auto test and ink cart move.

  When you reconnect psc 750xi printer for the office, when it is powered on, psc 750xi printer is stuck in the self test and ink cart move. The printer is recognized by the computer so that it seems to be a problem with the printer. Diagnosis of HP is nothing. Restart the computer and the printer does not change. It worked before I unplugged.

  Hi @JMC30,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see that your HP PSC 750xi all-in-one printer is stuck in a "free test and ink carriage will not move. I would be glad to help and don't forget to come back to this thread and check "Accept as Solution", if I have successfully helped solve you the problem. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

  It seems that there might be a power supply problem or there might be a hardware malfunction. Please, try the following steps to see if we can solve the problem.

  Try the steps in the order presented:

  • Unplug the USB cable.
  • Let the printer and disconnect the printer cable and the wall socket for 60 seconds.
  • Reconnect the power cable to the output of the printer and the wall, and not a surge protector. This ensures that the printer is full on and can help this situation.
  • Make sure that the printer is connected directly to a wall outlet (do not use a hub or a surge protector). This ensures that the printer is full on and can help this situation.
  • Connect the cable USB in once the printer has finished his departure without errors.

  If the problem persists, follow the steps in this guide: print cartridge error.

  If you have completed all the above steps and your product still has a problem, service the product.

  Contact HP for service in all countries except Asia-Pacific.
  First, check your product warranty to check your warranty printer status and then go to contact HP support to find an authorized dealer or to schedule a repair.
  Cost of repair out-of-warranty printers may apply.
  What you can do, is to use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:
  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 are displayed.

  Please reply to this message with the result of your troubleshooting. I can't wait to hear strings attached good luck!

• Wireless pages paper and ink printer

  I have attached to my new laptop to wireless printer, and each print adds a statistical report on what has been printed. It does not in the usb connection.

  I don't have to waste paper or ink.

  I don't see that the fax report settings with scrolling with arrows.

  How can I disable report page printer wireless?

  E-all-in-one printer, HP Officejet Pro 8600 range

  

  I found that the problem is not with the HP printer, but with the new configuration of Microsoft Word 2013.

  Solution:

  If you print a document that has track changes, choose how much markup you want to see in print

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/print-and-preview-documents-HA102809599.aspx

• Fill out and return to zero problems with Deskjet 3052 has printer and cartridge 61xl black

  Yesterday, my new 61xl OEM black cartridge ran out of ink. I had it only for a few weeks, but this cartridge made of course go fast (faster than the startup cartridges, I swear!). This is a printer at home that is used only by me for personal use.  I wonder how much ink was in it when I bought it. Of course, they don't disclose the ml on the packaging more... how convenient for them, huh?

  In any case, I decided to fill up again. It was my first attempt for this printer and a total failure. I did some research. I used 2 other cartridges to fool the technology of memory without result. Online instructions for which parts of contact on the Strip are either nonexistent for this cartridge or are as clear as mud so I couldn't try it again... This is where it would have been a picture is worth a thousand words.

  It would be a very good alignment page printing. So I think it was successful. But when I tried to print or copy something, it would print the upper part and act like it ran out of ink down. The same thing with trying to clean the print heads. He will start the black stripe and stop about two thirds of the way through. There was less black to have with each successive cleaning, I've tried. If I started on the first cleaning would have the same generous amount of black ink, but decrease as before. I was losing the ink in my brand new color cartridge so I stop messing with it.

  I received errors to gogo (not OEM! False! The sky is falling!). The ink is obviously coming out of the cartridge, so it's not the problem. All I know is that I have a good full of the same black refill ink oem cartridge that I use in HP cartridges for years.

  I don't really like what is happening to this piece of crap cheapo printer so I am not interested to hear how HP has my best interests at heart. What about someone gullible. If I mess up with cheapo ink, then what? And counterfeiting BS is a bogus excuse too.

  Yesterday I had to go out and buy a new cartridge. So today, I found a printer as I used to have (1315) for $20 on Craig's list. Heck, I have tons of cartridges 56, 57 and 58 for this baby and you can charge for this printer throughout the day. I not picking that up next week but then if someone knows how to bypass attempts to be GREEN with this printer and cartridges, of course I understand the help. Maybe who contacts on tape cartridge? Or the head of which HP exec throw this printer to? I'm open to suggestions. Otherwise, the next cartridge runs out in this waste of time and money, it just goes straight to a landfill where it belongs so it won't be wasting someone else's time or money. Thank you!

  It seems that you have introduced an air bubble in the cartridge drain pipe, resulting in starvation of ink you print.

  Pageyield of HP's site lists the 61xl 8.5 ml cartridge.

• HP Officejet 6600: problem with the printer or ink system

  I have a HP Officejet 6600. I replaced the black cartridge with a new HP black ink cartridge. This message keeps poping up, there is a problem with the printer or ink system. Turn the printer off, then on. If the problem persists, contact HP. It gives me as two solutions. Solution 1: Reset the product. Turn the product off, and then unplug the power cord. Plug in the power cord and then press the key to activate the product. I've done this three times. Second solution: contact HP support note the error code provided in the email (I looked and it does not give me one) then he says, supported to contact Hp. go to: www.hp.com/support. Needless to say that this message keeps appearing on the screen of the printer and I can't do anything with the printer. Can anyone help with an idea? Please, I beg you.

  Hey @popcorn101,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you get the error "printer failure: there is a problem with the printer or ink system' on the front panel of your HP Officejet 6600 e-all-in-one printer.". Thanks for the troubleshooting steps that you received before reaching out for support, including. Right now, you have completed all the troubleshooting steps available in your efforts to solve this error in accordance with the document of support here. The failure itself is probably due to a failure of the print head. 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 print head does not, then the printing within your product system has failed. In this model of printer print head is a non-replaceable. Therefore, the resolution is a replacement of the entire unit.

  I highly recommend at this stage that you contact our Technical Support telephone queue for discover hardware replacement options.

  HP technical support are available by clicking on the following link:

  Contact HP support

  (1) once the page opens, please select the country in which you are located. Then, enter your HP model number on the right.

  (2) choose the 'Contact Support' tab at the top and scroll down to the bottom of the page "HP Support - contact" to fill out the form with your details.

  (3) Once finished, click on the 'Show the Options' icon in the lower right.

  (4) Finally, scroll to the bottom of the page and select 'phone number.' A file number and telephone number will now fill for you.

  I wish you good luck going forward with this!

• OfficeJet 8600: HP OfficeJet 8600 'problem with the printer or ink system '.

  We have replaced the cartridges (with HP) and now we can print only about 1/2 a page, sometimes 1 page-, then it displays an error, "There is a problem with the printer or the ink system" and the printer should be set and to continue...

  We bought new (2nd series) of the ink cartridges and the same behavior exists.

  It seems to point to a new print head - but those who are more expensive than a new printer.

  Are there other measures I could take to try to resovle?

  I can't find scraps of paper (ie: torn, jam, etc.), nor any excessive ink any where - everything seems pretty clean.

  I removed the print head and cleaned the contacts.  I cleaned the contacts on the ink cartridges. I ran "Clean print head" in the Tools menu (which results in the same error)

  

  There are sometimes up to 3 of these messages "stacked."

  It is died regardless of what was asked of it... ie: print from netowrk, printing via usb, copy color, copy b & w, etc..

  Hello @jassing,

  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.

  I understand that you are experiencing a recurring error state in your HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-all-in-one printer.  I want to help you with this.  While it is clear that you have tried most of the recommended troubleshooting steps, I have some additional suggestions that might help.

  HP article presents common troubleshooting steps in order.  You can give these another shot before trying the more intensive step that I have in mind.

  If you have tried all of the above and your problem persists, click here to check the status of your printer warranty.  If your printer is currently under warranty, please call our technical support in 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  If your printer is NOT IN WARRANTY, try the following:

  Get ready to clean the print head