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• Photosmart all-in-one HP C4480: printer will not print. Incompatible ink cartridges

  My printer has suddenly stopped working, of course, comes "incompatible cartridge". For the next two weeks, I tried everything I know and everything that I could find (even the Forum Support HP's. I received a response from you, but it was a response to a problem that I didn't ask) now I'm in the never never land. This is the third set of cartridges that I have tried. They are all HP cartridges.  My computer is s3700f Slim line, my printer HP Photosmart all-in-one, C4480.     Thank you for any information you can help me on this aggravating problem.         Meiko

  Hello Meiko,

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see that you have a problem with incompatible ink cartridges.

  Please click on the link following which treats a 'cartridge problem', "Incompatible cartridge" or "Cartridge missing or corrupted" Message is displayed on the computer or the printer control panel.

  If troubleshooting doesn't help not solve your problem, then I would say call the HP Technical Support to see all the other possibilities for you. If you call in North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 for all other regions: click here.

  Thanks for your time.

• How to take the printer ink cartridges OfficeJet 6700 cart

  I have a printer of HP all-in-one OfficeJet 6700.  When I inserted a new cartridge, there was a false message that says the cartridge was exhausted and cannot print. I tried 3 times with 3 new cartridges with the same result, so I called HP Support. They sent me another printer parts and missing parts had to come from my old printer.  I need to remove the old printer ink cartridges carriage and install it in the HP an Envoy.  I can't seem to understand and am afraid to break if I push or pull to hard.  Does anyone know how to do this?

  HP technicians two first talked on the phone told me there was a lock on the side to get (that I never found).  The third stopped in the middle of our conversation, he looked up and said that HP 6700 printer ink cartridges carriage is not removable.  Thanks for your advice and I hope that this information might help someone else. - Paw - Paw

• My off brand ink cartridges are not recognized by my HP L25500

  I bought this ink cartridge: [changed to rules of Participation]

  but my HP L25500 does not recognize. It is completely useless.

  I went on many ink cartridges HP brand, who has always work without a single problem.

  But now, when you try less expensive off-brand of ink, I can't have my HP L25500 to recognize the cartridges.

  They are branded as G & G.

  The cartridges look the same as the genuine HP cartridges, but they covered all the logo with their stickers.

  Is there something I can do to get my HP L25500 to recognize cartridges?

  The page you gave indicates that the products have a 90 day warranty, I suggest to contact the vendor for a replacement.  HP does not guarantee the quality of third party products.

  This forum focuses on the level of consumer products.  For the Designjet that you can have better results, post in the forum HP DesignJet here, this is where the DesignJet experts.

• # 61 HP ink cartridges: HP nine 61 black and tricolor cartridges are defective

  I have a brand new game (61 black and tri-color) ink cartridges that are defective. They do not print properly when installed on my printer, I still have my receipt and the expiration on the box is August 2016. It must be deefctive cratridges because I bought new cartridges and they work fine.

  How can I return it for a refund or an excvhange? Thank you.

  The store (Best Buy) said I have to go through HP for the Exchange/refund.

  You mention Best Buy so I guess you're the Canada or the United States.  If they are HP cartridges (not third party rebuilt or filling) and then call HP to 1-800-HPINVENt.  If you reside outside the United States or the Canada see contact information here.

  The guarantee for cartridges is separate from the printer warranty.  See here for more information on the cartridge warranty.

• 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.

• Could not print black after installing new ink cartridge

  I installed the new black cartridge on my deskjet 3520. This is the original hp ink cartridge.

  also reinstalled the software of hp deskject.

  It shows even good condition here.

  but just no matter if I try to copy/printing, the printer started working and looks like it's actually printing, but after he gives me a blank page.

  

  Please can you me what should I do?

  

  Hi @Laviniania,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I see that you are facing some print quality problems on your HP Deskjet 3520, you cannot print in black ink, you tried an alignment without success.

  I would like to continue you here: printer does not print black ink or color of ink or prints blank Pages, I understand, you may have made some of these steps already but I need you to complete all the steps in order to solve the problem of the missing black, you encounter.

  Please note: there are three stages of print head cleaning. Three steps if necessary. If the print head is badly clogged, it may require another round of cleaning. If so, wait 30 minutes after the last step of cleaning (third) to start the first stage of the cleanup process.

  If you are unable to print in black ink, I think that the issue may be the printer and not the cartridge. I highly recommend call you our technical support at the 800-474-6836, I'm sure they will be able to help you regardless of the status of the guarantee. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://www.HP.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl

  Thank you

• HP photosmart C5180 all in one printer ink cartridges

  My printer is about three years old, I loved this printer and the problem I'm having is that when he says that he new need recharging if I put yellow ink cartridges and still say that the ink is empty but other colors work except yellow and I put three yellow ink cartridges and still the same need to spare yellow I have a friend who is very expert on the computer and the printer and he said I need new printer we tried to reset the printer again and again and again, nothing works, so I thought that maybe I can try this blog and see if anyone has problems like me. Help, please. Thank you

  I think that something is wrong with your printer, I'm sorry.  There are electrical contacts 'read' the cartridge ink that can be messy, but other than that, nothing simple comes to mind.

• 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.

• HP OfficeJet 4650: Ink cartridges HP Instant

  Hello

  I recently bought this printer to take with me to the University. I've set up ink cartridges HP instant around September 16, for a while, I was unable to connect my printer to the internet, so I brought a home router. My laptop, printer and telephone are all connected to the same wi - fi and they will print stop no problem but when I go my instantaneous count of ink HP he always tells me that the printer is offline and cannot update to tell me how many page I used. I don't understand why it won't refresh and says that it is offline when it allows to print from my laptop and wireless phone. I wonder if you can give me advice.

  Thanks Grace

  At least two times a month should work.  Please mark my post as solution accepted while others can find it.

• HP ENVY 4500: Ink cartridges HP Instant

  I just bought a map of the HP Instank ink. I'm about to use the first black cartridge, but I still have another cartridge new color I need to use. I start support fully if I use only one cartridge?

  Hey @EMJ-00.

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you have some questions about the instant the ink program. I can help you with that.

  When you print, the system determines if an instant ink page is printed according to it there a moment cartridge in the printer. If you insert the black cartridge, your only color pages into account. My suggestion is to insert two instant ink cartridges and save the color cartridge for emergencies.

  Please let me know if that solves your problems. If so, please click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

• Black ink cartridge will not print

  Putting in a new black ink cartridge the printer says it's there and full of new ink but when printing it don't use it. It happened the last time that I put in the black cartridge and I managed to do it finally work but don't remember what I did. Why is this happening?

  With printing black ink is not like that, there are only a few things you can try, and it looks like you did most of them. If the steps described in the following paper the link did not help, then you might make a physical print head cleaning. Bob_Headrick gave the steps to do this in the post below. If none of this does not work, you can either replace the printhead by contacting the support of HP, or 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
  
  Troubleshooting print quality problems:
  http://goo.GL/FHypA
  
  Physical cleaning print head:
  http://goo.GL/DfroJ

• Problem - has ink cartridge but no printing appears on the paper

  I have a printer of HP Deskjet 4200 all-in-one with a relatively new ink cartridge.  The printer prints white - nothing appears on my paper.  The last time I used the printer (with the same cartridges) was four months ago, and he was fine.  To my knowledge, nothing has changed (parameters, etc.).  I can't figure out how to get the printer to print anything.  I could go out and buy new cartridges, but ones I have is barely used, although only around the age of 6 months.  And the problem seems to be both color and black print (printer has two cartridges) - so I made me think that it would not be a cartridge problem.  Any suggestions on what I might try?  Thank you.

  It is possible that the print heads have become clogged due to sitting for so long unused.  Try to run the three cycles of cleaning of the Toolbox.  If it does not recover the printhead, then place 1 "of very hot water in a cup and watch the nozzles of cartridge in hot water for about five minutes.  When it comes gently dry the printhead on a wet cloth dry contacts of the cartridge, then reinstall the cartridges in the printer, and try another cleaning cycle.

• DesignJet plotter: ink cartridges T610

  For the T610 ink cartridges can be used after the expiry date on the packaging or expired cartridges will damage the print or machine heads? Thank you.

  Mysef using inks expired for more than 12 years and never have a problem. I mainly photos, posters, giclée print

  print... Currently, I have DJ500, DJ800, Z2100, Z3100, Z3200...

  Use only inks from HP, even expired...

  never use these so-called remanufactured or refilled inks... but if you can print something not important or simple

  color... maybe ok...

• do I have to buy color ink cartridges? HP Officejet Pro 8600 more Windows XP

  HP Officejet Pro 8600 more

  Windows XP

  The printer will not print anything (including black and white which is my default setting), at least that I have installed a new yellow ink cartridge.  He says that the cartridge is exhausted and must be replaced before printing.    I have black and white printing color cartridges? Is there a solution? Thank you very much.

  DavidDavid salvation,

  Yes, you will need to replace the yellow cartridge to continue printing. Here's a good explanation of the design of the print mechanism, and what is needed to keep them in good working condition. Your printer is user replaceable print head. With this printer's ink lines that need to be filled in ink in this way that the print head should not be clogged jets in turn cause poor print quality problems.

  Written by Bob_Headrick on the wire note: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Other-Printing-Questions/Officejet-8500-won-t-print-Black-ink-only-if-other-colors-are/m-p/1706581#M67899

  HP, as other printer manufacturers, offers you with permanent print heads printers requiring ink for all colors, avoid the print heads.  HP, like some other manufacturers, also offers printers with user replaceable print heads.  These may of may not require ink in all colors in print, even though damage may occur if the print from the cartridge empty.  Finally, HP as some other manufacturers also offers printers with the printhead into the ink supply.  He is replaced at each change of cartridge.  These printers will happily print with a diet low, empty or many deleted completely same models.

  When you buy your next printer (from HP or from another manufacturer) be sure that you understand what is the type of printer and choose one that fits your needs.