Can i use xl inkt cartridges in a hp c310 photosmart

The printer has now 364 setup cartridges.
The XL cartridges don't fit into the holder.
DO I have tio change the holder or isn't possible to do ths?

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The printer has now 364 setup cartridges.
The XL cartridges don't fit into the holder.
DO I have tio change the holder or isn't possible to do ths?
Hi, sounds like you have the new size black cartridge? It still fits into the printhead, see details below...
Figure 1: Example of the updated black XL cartridge installation with space on both sides
Figure 2: Example of the original black XL cartridge installation with no space around the cartridge
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&docname=c02750681
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How can i use only black cartridge for printing documents

i have today installed hp 1510 all in one printer, it uses ink from the both cartridges i just want to use black ink for printing documents, how can i do that
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Hi @sandeepv
I can help you with your print settings, so the printer will print black and white only.
If you have a Mac operating system, use the instructions below.
Printing with the Black Print Cartridge Only option
Click File and then click Print.
Make sure your printer is selected.
Verify that the Preset option is set to Standard.
In the Copies & Pages menu, select Select Paper Type / Quality.
NOTE:If this option is not available, click ColorSync. Then click the down arrow beside Quartz Filter and change the setting from None to Black & White.
Select the Paper tab.
From the Color option menu, select Grayscale.
Select the Color Options tab.
Select the Black Print Cartridge Only option.
If that option is not listed, then it is not available. The printer will print using only the black cartridge, however, printing with one cartridge will be slower than printing with both cartridges.
NOTE:To save the setting, click the arrow next to Preset and select Save As. Save the Preset option as Black Cartridge Only and then click OK. Then, the next time you want to print with just the black cartridge, select the Black Cartridge Only Preset. -Source
If you are using a Windows operating system, use the instructions in the following link. Although this document is titled Changing Print Settings in Windows 8 it can be used for other Windows operating systems. The navigation from Windows 8 to older Windows operating systems would vary, please let me know if you are using a different operating system and/or if you require additional assistance.
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Can I use a desktop, laptop and Ipad with a Photosmart C7280 ?

Can I connect the desktop to a wireless router with a ethernet cable and still print on the C7280 and also print from a laptop and IPad?

Hi,
By connecting the printer to your router, either wirelessly or with an ethernet card it will be accessible for any of your devices, connected to the same router.
For your laptop or desktop be sure to install the full feature software for your operating system if it is not yet installed:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=3204785&task=&
From your iPad you may print using the HP ePrint mobile app, available from the App Store:
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In the C309, How can I use just the regular black ink cartridge only?

Hi
I just bought a HP C-309 a short time ago. I bought a HP reg black cartridge XL quite quickly. This thing is a sweet
machine, works perfectly, but is a terrible terrible ink hog.
Had I known, I would have gone for the Kodak which touts much lower ink costs.
I only use this thing for documents. I do not want to keep putting color cartridges in. They are all on low except for the black XL cartridge. How can I set it up to use only this cartridge for black and white..and just leave the color ones on empty.
I will have to get rid of it if I have to keep feeding it this way. The ink levels seem always low. By the way, the help asks me for model number. They want to know whether it is 309n or 309g. I see no way to find out..no notations on machine or purchase documents. HP, if you need this info...make it easy for the consumer to FIND the info...gheesh!

Hi lyn1360
There are several circumstances when color ink may be used—primarily to improve print quality, and sometimes to improve printer reliability—even if the document appears to be only black text-and-graphics. Many HP printers utilize chemical interactions to improve the quality and permanence of plain paper black text-and-graphics by adding small amounts of color ink to certain black areas. Some dark images which look black to human eye may contain a combination of black and color inks. For black and white images and photos or grey black which we think as black, a blend of colors called "composite black" may be used to achieve significantly better image quality and smoother gray tones than can be accomplished with black inks alone. Some inkjet printers utilize pigmented black ink, which is incompatible with some inkjet photo paper. In this case, dark or black areas are made up of color inks.
For users who wish to print utilizing just black ink (despite the reduced print quality), many HP printers offer options. For example, a driver color setting (by selecting "print in grayscale with the black cartridge only" in printing preferences) specifies printing using only black ink. In addition, many IPH printers can operate in "reserve mode," which allows the user to continue to print with just the black cartridge when the color cartridge is removed or not installed.In HP IIC systems like your printer C309, all supplies are required to be installed in the printer for the printer to function.
To find the correct model number for your printer, you can just open the carriage access door and on the right side you can see the model number. For OJ Pro printers, we need to open the cartridge access door on the front left side to see the model number.
For more info regarding the ink usage, check the below link:
http://h10060.www1.hp.com/pageyield/en-019/articles/howInkIsUsed.html?cCode=us
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How can I use the Warranty on my LaserJet Toner Cartridges ?

I have accumulated a total of 4 malfunctioning LaserJet toner cartridges in the last 6 months and I seem to be stymied trying to do anything. They are for LaserJet models 5, 6p, and 2100, and the failures are each unique print quality problems, move from printer to printer with the toner cartridge and are all completely resolved by using another toner cartridge. Each of the cartridges yielded between 100 and 800 pages before failing, outlasting the 14 day return policy at local Staples where they were purchased. None of the cartridges depleted its toner supply.
The Warranty Return Card in the package is very simple. It says "this toner cartridge is warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship during its useful lifetime", and "does not apply to cartridges that have been refilled or to those which are simply empty as a result of normal use."
HP's Limited Warranty Statement at http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/privacy/limite d_warranty.html under the heading "HP Limited Warranty Statement - LaserJet Print Cartridges and Imaging Drums" seems simple and straightforward, "HP LaserJet Print Cartridges and Imaging Drums are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship" then a clause excluding cartridges refilled, tampered abused, or simply worn out from use, "To obtain warranty service, please return the product to place of purchase (with a written description of the problem and print samples) or contact HP customer support. At HP’s option, HP will either replace products that prove to be defective or refund your purchase price."
N.B.: There is no period stated for the Warranty, nor is there any on the Warranty Return Card in the product package. Also, these toner cartridges do not contain any smart chips, toner depletion sensors, etc.
When I tried to return the cartridges to Staples, they called HP and were told by HP I had to have my receipt to prove the cartridges were less than 1 year old, and then that they wouldn't take them back at Staples anyway but that if I called HP would "mail me one". Since I buy a spare to sit next to a printer for when it runs out of toner, I'm not sure they were all purchased within the last 12 months, only that they were put into service within the last 12 months.
When I called HP support they opened up a trouble ticket for my printer and said someone would get back to me within 10 days. I'm half expecting to get an email in 10 days apologetically noticing that HP no longer supports any of these printers. An email to ship them somewhere far away and expect a reply in 90 days is a definite possibility. I definitely don't expect an HP field service technician to arrive at my door to service the toner cartridges in person.
I don't understand how to use the Warranty. I've (over) paid for piles of genuine HP LaserJet Toner cartridges and having 4 fail for quality problems in the last few months got my attention and its enough money to chase it rather than tossing them like the other 6 or 7 defective ones over the last 10 years.
Does anyone know how to actually get a replacement toner cartridge for a defective one? Please tell me the Warranty isn't just smoke and mirrors...

Sorry to say. TheHP Warranty is worthless. I have a friend witht eh EXACT same problem. DOA cartridges (2 BRAND SPANKING NEW ONES). One fail about half wai the other did not even over 600 pages. At $140 per cartridge (plus tax) that is about 21 cents per page plus the cost of paper. That is color inkjet prices. And that does not take into account cost of electricity, printer, and time wasted to buy the worthless cartridges.
I listen in his last tech call and I had to go out because it was enfurating. The technician even email him prve that the toner had NP time based warranty and still in the same breath said our policy is that the warranty is 1 year. Huh? What the #%^&* ! Really? I mean REALLY? Is like sending you a picture of a perfectly blue sky as proof and telling you that the sky is red with yellow dots. I hope there is class action lawsuit agains HP since they are clearly ripping people off. And the sad part is that some small businesses will also get screw since they sell HP cartridges and some actually say in their web site that the cartridges aare warranted for life.
I would say either:
- Do NOT buy HP cartridges
- Never stock spare cartridges
- or btter yet, buy another brand of printer.
I actually have the same printer simlilar to his and I used generic with no problems. Plus I buy my cartridges for $35 if he had done the same he would had at least $400 towards another printer so even if the toner blows up and destroys his printer he would have enough money to buy a replacement.
Check out this link
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it actually says:
"There is no expiration date for the use of HP toner cartridges."
This came from the tech guy at HP!
And then he had the guts to say it is a 1 year warranty? This only can happen when you have tech support in India. I guess in India's English no expiration means 1 year. I have not found an Indian English to American English dictionary but I am sure that is what it should be because they guy did not even hesitated for 1 second when he send that and said it.
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Can I use the black ink cartridge only, & quit replacing the color cartridge when it's empty?

I have an HP Officejet 6210 all in one printer that takes color ink (#95) and black ink (#94). I only want to print in black and white. The color cartridges are more expensive and since I don't want to use them, I don't want to replace it. Can I have the printer bypass the color cartridge (and the notifications that come with an emply cartridge) so it will allow me to use the black cartridge (#94) only and let the #95 sit there empty? (ie it tries to print from there and I get the blank sheets...want to default it to the black ink cartridge 100% of time.) I waste too much money on ink and wish to use the cheaper cartridge (#94) always.

Can't agree more. HP's strategy of getting more sells of its cartrige is notorious. It really drives consumers away. I am ditching my HP printer and getting a Brother instead.

Can I use Replacement Printer ink cartridges for HP officejet Pro 8610

I recently purchased an HP OfficeJet Pro 8610. I previously had an 8600. They both use the same ink cartridges. I had just installed some remanufactured 950 XL and 951 XL cartridges in the old printer and tried to use them in the new printer. Of course I got an error message that cartridges weren't HP but the printer would still work. I would like to know if I can use other remanufactured ink cartridges with the new printer or if there is some way for the printer to allow me to use other ink cartridges as the HP cartridges are way over priced for the consumers. I hope there is a person out there that is conservative like me and tries to find the best bargains on everything. Your solutions would be appreciated. I waited on HP Support Assistant for 10 minutes with a dialogue I would be connected to a technician in less than a minute. They must have been on break or some other excuse, so I thought I would try this instead. Blessings. John Richardson

Hey @rockhoundjohn
Here's the thing, yes, you can refill your cartridges or use remanufactured cartridges, but you may run into problems.
QualityLogic, one of the world's foremost quality assurance organizations, tested the performance of HP inkjet print cartridges vs. remanufactured (refilled) brands. The results: original HP inkjet print cartridges far surpassed ink refills in both print quality and reliability.
Nearly one out of every six refilled ink cartridges tested was dead on arrival or failed prematurely
70% of refilled cartridges had some form of reliability problem
Count on HP original ink cartridges for consistent, worry-free printing. You may think you're saving money on remanufactured or refilled ink cartridges, but in the long run, the cost of wasted time, ink, and paper can more than make up the difference. - Source
Most people think, 'well of course that is what HP or an HP representative would say', but I have done some research and found that many others have too. Here is a perfect example of somebody who does not work for HP in any way and basically is a customer advocate (in my opinion) ; Should you refill your printer’s ink cartridges? HP says no (of course) By Matthew Murray
I found the above article interesting and genuine.
My personal recommendation is to buy the HP XL cartridges as they are more cost efficient, and be mindful in the printer you choose when buying an inkjet. The 8610 was a good choice. The expected page yield of the HP 950XL High Yield Black Original Ink Cartridge is 2300 pages. The regular size cartridge page yield is 1000, still good but the XL is by far a better value. Some of the Photosmart printers or Deskjets are great for what they are intended for, but do not have as good of a cost per page.
HP's recommendation; Keep in mind that page yield is just one component of cost, and that factors such as quality, reliability, productivity, and efficiency affect cost as well. Products that work reliably will ultimately save you time and money. When you choose an inkjet printer, make sure you consider your individual printing needs.
- Source
To summarize, again, yes you can refill the cartridges. The printer is not programmed to reject them. Sometimes the cartridges will not work and of course because they are non HP, HP would not be able to do anything to help. HP cartridges have a 2 year manufacture warranty; Limited Warranty for HP Ink Cartridges and Customer-Replaceable Printheads for HP Inkjet Supplies, this may give you comfort knowing HP stand behind their product.
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Can I use ink cartridges from my old printer in my new one. They are nearly full.

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Hi rag742,
What is the model no. of both printers?
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HP6520 How can I use a new, but protected, 564 XL ink cartridge from my broken 6510 printer.

My 6510 failed after just over one year of use. I salvaged a brand new 564XL ink cartridge to use in my new 6520. Message says - HP protected cartridge installed. Replace Cartridge.
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Hi tsuribaka,
Welcome to the HP Forums! I understand that you are trying to use the HP 564 XL ink cartridge, from your broken HP Photosmart 6510 with your new HP Photosmart 6520. I am happy to help you with this issue!
In order to use those old cartridges, you must first use the setup cartridges that came with the new printer, in order for it to initialize. Once you put in those old cartridges the setup cartridges will become unusable. I recommended using up the setup cartridges first, then use the old cartridges that you have.
Make sure to store the old cartridges, in an air-tight container, such as a zip-lock bag, or a Tupperware container. In a cool, dry place.
Hope this information helps you, and thank you for posting!
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Ink cartridge for photosmart can i used

dont remember my model but is a photosmart with touchsmart can I used ink cartridge 61

Hi @tercio7
Not knowing your printer model makes it a little difficult to answer your question with a cut and dry yes or no, but I can help you figure it out!
HP 61 2-pack Black/Tri-color Original Ink Cartridges compatibility;
HP Deskjet 1000 Printer series - J110
HP Deskjet 1050 All-in-One Printer series - J410
HP Deskjet 2000 Printer series - J210
HP Deskjet 2050 All-in-One Printer series - J510
HP Deskjet 3000 Printer series - J310
HP Deskjet 3050 All-in-One Printer series - J610
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Welcome to the HP Community, and thanks for posting in the HP Forums! I would like to help you with your inquiry about printing with only one cartridge installed in your HP PSC 1315 All-in-One printer. The Single Cartridge Mode option is a fairly new feature, only a handful of older printers are capable of printing with only one cartridge installed. I've looked through the troubleshooting documentation for this unit, and it appears that both cartridges must be installed with at least some ink in them, in order for the printer to be functional. Otherwise, it is stuck in an error state and will be unresponsive to any print commands. I hope this helps!

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Hi,
Many printers from all vendors will not print with just one empty ink cartidge, it doesn't matter which one. Some printers allow users to print but at slower than snail speed. Whichever way, we have to have ink carridges to be able to print (even scan).
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