X476dw/X576dw of HP OFFICEJET PRO ink expiration?

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• Pre sale question: Officejet Pro X476dw - ink cartridges

  Hello

  I have a couple of pre sale question on the Officejet Pro X476dw - I hope you can help me with.

  I live in Denmark (EU) and in the book loads, it says that it comes with startup ink cartridges (translated from Danish). What these specifications of starter ink contains less ink than normal cartridges don't - if so - no idea how many pages they can produce before they empty?

  As to the number of products: it says CN461A - but to some websites, it is called CN461A #A80 - is this the same printer? And what does the #A80?

  The ink cartridges have an expiration date. What happens after that date: the printer will require new cartridges before it will print anything if it can damage the printer to use ink after the expiry date - or what the print quality is affected?

  Q: it comes with startup ink (translated from Danish). These start ink specifications contains less ink than normal cartridges only

  A: Yes.  It's half in full by a quarter from a new normal cartridge.  Pagecounts are all depends on a lot and what you print.

  Q: it says CN461A - but to some websites, it is called CN461A #A80

  A: the extra #A80 is probably a regional identifier.  Its basically the same printer but built with some regulation is necessary for your region as energy consumption.

  Q: the ink cartridges have an expiration date. What happens after that date

  A: the ink are deteriorating and are more likely to plug in your print heads and contacts.

  Q: the printer will require new cartridges before it will print anything

  A: not necessarily, but it is advisable to listen to your printers of warning messages

  Q: can the printer to be used after the expiry date of the ink

  R: damage, maybe not the best term.  It would cause clogs in the ink system that will require additional support.  When the hooves can not be erased then the printer may need to be replaced.

  Q: or what the quality of the print is affected?

  R: technically Yes, but the quality will be not noticeable in most cases with an outdated cartridge.  The ink won't be able to apply paper and take a nice full round, resulting in a glance more stained on a microsopic level.  Your concern should be on the maintenance of the equipment.

• HOW CAN I REPLACE EXPIRED INK CARTRIDGE IN THE PRINTER ALL IN ONE HP OFFICEJET PRO L7780?

  HOW CAN I REPLACE EXPIRED INK CARTRIDGE IN THE PRINTER ALL IN ONE HP OFFICEJET PRO L7780?

  I DO NOT PRINT A LOT AND I HAVE TWO PRINTERS. THE EXPIRATION DATE ON THE CARTRIDGE, THE PRINTER DOSE NOT LET ME PRINT. I KNOW THAT THERE IS WAY TO OVERRIDE THIS PROBLEM, BECAUSE ON MY PREVIOUS PRINTER THEY REPLACES THE KEY.

  The error message itself will remain but will continue to print. This message will remain until the cartridge is replaced. Substitution is the printer printing always regardless of the error message on the display screen.

• HP Officejet Pro X476dw. Message: problem with the printer or ink system. 0xc6fd0213 error code

  HP Officejet Pro X476dw purchased June 2013.  Windows xp operating system.

  Printer does not.  In a "print order" function, by modem or button copy to printer, gives me the error message: the printer failed.  There is a problem with the printer or the ink system.  0xc6fd0213 error code.

  Sometimes spits out a blank sheet of paper.

  Hi people, as @Bryan_P has said - Please contact the HP support by phone on this error message. The below listed phone numbers...

  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/wwcontact_us.html

  Can you please post back to let us know how you go?

  Thanks, Ciara

• OfficeJet Pro 8620: problem with ink

  Hello. I have nothing else to the HP printers used in my life using the computer - more than 25 years! I bought a new Officejet Pro 8620 2 years. I also bought cartridges refilled at the same time as my father died and I would need to use the printer a lot. Unfortunately, I bought ink another 3 times for this printer, when printing somewhere near 100 pages ALTOGETHER since the purchase. Problem is the printer keeps saying cartridge is not HP and damaged - should replace the HP cartridges. I've NEVER had a problem before using reloaded cartridges. Why change now? Am very close to get back to using my old computer Win XP and more old HP all-in-one printer. I have 3, and none of them has NEVER given any problems.

  Looking for help on this. Have always had confidence in HP before - don't want to lose that now. Last cartridges were new HP, but still having the same problems. Suppliers of ink have been highly evaluated with excellent reviews. Warranty expired a year ago. Haven't had extended warranty because, as I said, never had a problem with HP printers to more than 25 years.

  In addition, cellular internet very limited - and not (!) reliable. 50 miles of the city.

  Yes, I learned a LOT over the weekend. First of all, I ordered a few inkplicity.com ink. Am curious about their ink, with their 1 year warranty. Shortly after ordering, I contacted Fuzoo, who then asked me to photograph both sides of the chip. I had no idea of the chip was removable. And actually, I see on the YoYoInk cartridges that the chip is glued in place. Then, I saw a few chips ink auto reset for sale online. And then began to find a lot of links and messages and articles on the chips of HP and the problems associated with them. Like my old printers were about 2000 or so, I had never met the problems associated with the current chips.

  Now, Fuzoo has graciously agreed to replace not only the Magenta faulty cartridge (which has their 'old' piece), but will send a full order before, which was black (2) and a set of color inks. Can't get much better than this! So it would seem that I'm no longer need an explanation of why this happens - it's all about HP and their need to force their customers (who FREELY CHOOSE to buy their printers) in the purchase of HP ONLY cartridges.

  It is a free country that is stuffed with capitalism. You'd be hard-pressed to get into any grocery store and NO search of generic items just alongside their counterparts in brand and usually for less money. You have car trouble? Generic (non - OEM) parts are available, as well as a lot of rooms refurbished. HP should remember their place in the grand scheme of things, or they will go the way of many other electronics companies. Trying to force customers to pay more for ink is bad. ... So this would increase the cost of the printers in the first place? Yes, probably. I was always ready to buy quality products when I could afford to, and HP printers had always been reliable but also easy to use. With this printer, I swore to the dang thing a lot more that I used it.

  Please, ch, make the message and ease up trying to railroad customers. Even us loyal customers for a long time "' will leave! Don't forget, we are customers of HP by "choice"!

  Problem is now solved. Thank you all for your comments!

• OfficeJet pro x576dw

  We have purchased a HP Officejet Pro X576dw and want to know how to stop receiving faxes reports every time send us a fax. Waste of paper and ink.

  The setting is in the "Advanced Fax Setup" and called 'Fax of Confirmation', the options are: Fax Send, Fax receive, to send and receive and Off. Select 'Off' will be stop printing a confirmation page.

  This info is on the manual page, user 19: http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/HP%20OfficeJet%20Pro%20X%20X576dw%20Multifunction%20Printer%20Manual.pdf

• Printer ink cartridge problem e-all-in-one-HP Officejet Pro 8620

  Previously an 8500 a, nothing but problems. When a cartridge has failed, had to replace all 4 cartridges.

  Is the new 8620A best and HP didn't solved the problem.

  Would like to know before you buy.

  Thank you

  I have an Officejet Pro 8600 Plus (the predecessor of 8620 Offciejet) and it is not necessary to replace all cartridges at the same time.  Unlike the Officejet 8500 series there is no "expiration of the ink" in the 8600 Pro Officejet or 8620 models.  I replaced the cyan cartridges and black months apart in the 8600.

  I was very happy with my Offciejet Pro 8600 Plus *, currently replaced by the 8610/8620/8630. 8610/8620/8630 using the same cartrdiges and print like the Officejet Pro 8600 series heads.

  * Also and Expert HP, HP made products available to me on the basis of a loan for the assessment.  I liked the Officejet Pro 8600 Plus enough that when the loan period is on the rise, I bought a to replace.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 + "there is a problem with the printer or the ink system... »

  I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600 + which is coming up with an error message. This just happened out of the Blue yesterday. The printer is a little older than a year.

  It is said:

  "There is a problem with the printer or ink system. Printhead not missing not detected incorectly installed or incompatible.

  I've deleted and reinstalled ink cartridges, head, unplugged, cleaned up, etc etc.

  HP Officejet Pro 8600 +.

  Product number CM750A
  Sequence number {content removed}
  Not under warranty

  Please notify.

  I'm sorry that you are experiencing this issue. Here is a link that can help you with the ink system.
  http://goo.GL/BXDFf
  
  It seems to be a bad printhead, or it needs manually cleaned with water and lint. If these steps do not resolve the problem, contact HP (1800-474-6836) support.

• 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.

• HP officejet pro 8210: hp officejet pro 8210 - locking cartridge tab ink broken

  When you remove the black ink cartridge, I seem to have broken the small plastic tab in the bin to which the cartridge is inserted. Where can I get a replacement? I have no idea of the number or how to identify it.

  Hi @Balmoral,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you have a broken with your printer HP Officejet pro 8210 part. I'm happy to help you!

  Please Contact HP phone supports for your hardware options. (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.

  Do not forget to return to this topic 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.

  I hope that this post helps!

• OfficeJet Pro 8170: Pending instant ink?

  Hello!
  
  CEN I hope help with this question. I bought my OfficeJet Pro 8170 steeplechase, finished the installation program and is enrolled in the InstantInk no problem. Connected HP says that my printer is online and ready to use, and it is registered to instant ink HP. However, on the printer itself, the display shows he still expects the Onlune Setup progress remaining to be done. It's me invites to go to hpinstantink.com, but I did it, and this site shows me that the recruitment is done so. I can't make the view on the change of printer and I can't turn it off - the printer comes repeatedly prompts to complete the installation even if I already did.

  I unplugged the printer and plugged in; Once the printer reconnected to my wireless network, he returned to offer me the options of 'Instant Ink HP no.' or 'Wait '.

  Any help that anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated!

  Is your printer the 8710 Officejet Pro I think the printer is working as my Officejet Pro 8620 - you can sign up for the moment of ink, but the subscription (and charges) will not start until you install one or more instant ink cartridges in the printer.  You should be able to say "No. HP Instant Ink" in the Setup and use installation cartridges until they are exhausted.  When the cartridges of configuration are exhausted, you can replace them with instant ink cartridges and your subscription will start.

  If you wish to contact instant ink HP people go to https://instantink.hpconnected.com/ and scroll down the page a bit.  There will be a link to the chat or telephone near the top right of the page

• OfficeJet Pro 8600: Ink Officejet Pro 8600

  According to the "indication of the ink level", magenta was about 10% or 15%, cyan was 0% and yellow was about 95%. " Black is 25%.
  I replaced the cyan cartridge and before I can even print a single page, magenta level is reported in 0% and still I can not print.
  Can you explain how the magenta level can go from 10% to 0% by simply changing the cyan cartridge? If there is ink in the cartridge magenta before the cyan cartridge has been changed, why are there no ink in the magenta cartridge after that the cyan cartridge has been changed?

  Hey @ellioto,

  I see you have some problems with the ink level on your Officejet Pro 8600 e-all-in-one printer. I can help you with that.

  What is happening is that the gauges are showing you an approximation of the amount of ink remaining in each cartridge is. When you replaced the cyan, the need to align, printer cartridge that uses ink. At this time then the printer has detected that the magenta cartridge was low. Replacement of the cartridge magenta should clear the error message.

  Please let me know if that answers your question. 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.

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless: Can I get some help here? Yellow ink will not print - HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  No matter what I do, ink yellow does not print, or stops at halfway printing on the page. I use genuine HP cartridges. There is a lot of ink - in fact, I just installed a new cartridge in the case where a previous (almost complete) was defective. No change. The pipe is not pinched. I flashed the firmware more recent and installed all drivers and utilities updated. I have cleaned the print heads over and over again and even took and cleaned according to the instructions.

  I think it was a sign that the printer is worn EXCEPT - just a few months ago, magenta and black stopped printing. These are the opposite printheads. When I uninstalled every bit of HP software I could find, the printer back to normal!

  The only thing I did not - it is the HP Toolbox argues that it is impossible to establish two-way communication with the printer. The patches for this involve get under the desk to play with the power cord and USB cable (even if it is a wireless printer), and my arthritic knees that make a very delicate operation. Two-way communication IS enabled.

  I'm about to start crying. I fought with this market a week, when the yellow all of a sudden went - once again, * most * of the time, but sometimes it prints to maybe an inch of the image before disappearing. Help!

  Hi @Echo2,

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support for a solution to your printing problem.

  I understand that you use a HP Officejet Pro 8000 printer with a Windows 7 computer and all of a sudden is not printing yellow ink. I would like to help with that.

  Here is a document of support for the print quality problems - Troubleshooting print quality problems.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

• OfficeJet Pro 8600: Damaged ink cartridge message

  "" After the release of a paper jam, I have received messages to replace the ink - black, magenta, yellow - cartridges (which I did), then received message that the black cartridge "appears to be damaged"-it's genuine HP and straight out of the box. The level of the yellow cartridge is recognized by my computer but the magenta watch low (despite being also authentic HP, straight out of the box). I'm suspicious that the problem is with your printer, not the cartridges - ideas?

  Dear AndyR53,

  Please follow the steps in this document:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-OfficeJet-Pro-8600-e-all-in-one-printer-series---N9/4322914/model/4323658/document/c02919248/

  I hope you find it useful.
  
  Greetings.
  
  * I am not an employee of HP, my work is voluntary.
  
  If this answer was helpful and clarify or solve your problem, please mark the topic as resolved and click on my next star to indicate a kudo, thank you.

• My blue ink in HP Officejet Pro K550 does not print, even though I tried to put in a new cartridge.

  My Officejet Pro K 550 printer, has lost its ability to print blue ink, but I tried to change the cartridge. Other colours and black work well.  Can you give me any advice as to what may be wrong?

  Hi Linda,.

  I found some of my colleagues who have worked on this printer. There are some things to try, however, it is not all good news.

  The engineer estimated that on the print head nozzles may be clogged for 2 reasons. The first is that there is only some residue ink. Here's what he said: "perhaps you can suggest to the customer to try to remove the print head (just the print head which has cyan nozzles), use a cotton pad or damp cloth to clean the residue of ink around the nozzle. Replace the printhead, and then do the cleaning sequence that the manual says. This procedure might be able to recover some scenarios of nozzle clog, but he's going to use up little ink. »

  However, it may be that air took the print head: '. '. If the print head is deprimed, that means air penetrated in a certain room after turning on which can never be purged, causing not able to sink more ink. In these cases, I think that the print head should be replaced. »

  The engineer also spoke with assurance of customer, who believes that this particular product is past its end of life, which means that it is technically longer than Hp designed to operate. I know that you only had 3 years, but you want to be aware of this.

  Karen