HP564 printer cartridges refills

I just purchased the Photosmart 7525 all in one printer. I was wondering if I could have the cartridges refilled at some of the retail outlets tha advertise refilling HP cartridges. Is this recomended to do or not?

Hi,
Normally no, is it still under warranty ? If yes then please don't do that; if No, you can do what ever you like and PLEASE ask them to have full refund if faulty.
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Can you refill printer cartridges in the newest printers - i.e. the HP Deskjet 3055a

Hi,
I'm thinking of purchasing a HP Deskjet 3055a - (unless anyone can think of a reason not to!) - and was wondering whether you can refill the printer cartridges, so that I don't have to buy a new cartridge every time one runs out. Is this a good printer and are the cartridges refillable?
Thanks,
David

Hello,
You can refill the cartridge, but personally I would'nt do so. This could end with the ink system failing.
To answer your question, yes you can.
You can also follow this document, which explain a little more.

Printer Cartridges - Restrictive "Best Before" Dates

As the IT Manager for a corporate, I insisted that HP be the printer standard throughout the organisation. I reviewed the policy icw the technical support guys every 3 to 4 years and despite some bleating, insisted that HP remain the standard. With more important issues to worry about, new printer cartridges were always used and we did not mess around with refills etc. Good business for HP for 15 - 20 years.I thought I had current cartridges stashed in my cupboard and after unsuccessfully attempting to use them gave up. They are all just out of "use before" date. I am very confident the cartridges would work and am willing to take the risk and other possible consequences.Not being able to obtain other cartridges in the middle of the night, my sense of humour has failed.I will go out today and purchase a new printer - anything that does not have the cartridge protection crap that HP has had in place for quite some time now to ensure they have captive consumables consumers.I will use my reputation and authority to attack this issue because I can well imagine that many other users who foot their own printing costs are equally frustrated and this practice must have led to waste in a corporate environment where new consumables are simply stocked and drawn from the front of cupboards by users who do not care about costs or waste.

Hello, Bruce,
To quote you:
Just keep in mind that if the manufacturer does not
make money with the printer, it has to make it with
the consumables. In other words, you pay up front, or
you pay down the line.
Thank you again, Bruce. This is good advice, and something to keep in mind when shopping. I'm so new to all this that I really appreciate the guidance of one who knows.
Also, it has been reported that the software the
tells you the ink levels is not always accurate.
The lawsuit, from what I understand, also includes the inability to actually use all the ink in the cartridges. (Have you heard anything about this?) Even Staples, as of Sep. 17, is refusing to pay anymore for returned Epson cartridges, but will keep doing so for HP, Dell, etc.
Finally, if you do not use the printer and all inks
regularly, print out a test page (which uses very
little ink on the Epson) monthly to keep the jets
clean.
Now this I did happen to learn very recently(!) Thank you for all your information.
Okay, I think the Epson Stylus Photo R300 I have (and you have) is pretty good for print quality. You suggested a laser printer. Does it have similar quality? And would you please tell me which one you got, because I like your list of desirable qualities.
Thank you again. You are helping me learn and I thank you again for your kind assistance.
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Need to find compatible print cartridge

Hi!
This is very urgent.
I bought my printer- Photosmart C4280 in Europe and used the 350 and 351 print cartridges. Iam living in Israel now and i had problems to find the right cartridges as it doesnt excist here under the same numbers.
An employee in a media shop found on the israeli HP homepage the right ones and i bought the 140xl and 141xl.
After all, my printer says 'incompartible print cartridges'...
I NEED THE RIGHT NUMBERS! WHICH CARTRIDGES TO BUY IN ISRAEL FOR THE C4280???
Please help me, i have to print a lot by the end of the week!
Thanks for any advice!
Ps: I did a reset already.

Hi,
140 & 141 probably are thr right number but the printer does not know it because it is sold in Europe. Please check the following article and call HP in your area for help, they will show you how to reset thr printer:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c02558798
Regards.
BH
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How to resolve the "Incompatible Print Cartridge" Message

Hello everyone
Have you ever received the "Incompatible Print Cartridge" message? This can be caused by defective cartridges, dirty cartridge contacts, or using the wrong cartridges for your printer or region. If you get this message after moving to a different country and using a different HP ink you will need to call HP support and have them explain how to change the region of your printer.
If, however, you have not moved and you are getting this message with a new or current cartridge there is quite a bit of troubleshooting that can be done. There is both an article and youtube video to help you through resolving this issue They are both excellent tools to help with troubleshooting. If the steps don't resolve your issue make sure to try a different cartridges as this helps isolate the issue to the printer or the cartridge.
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If anyone has any questions let me know and I will be happy to help. The above video and article is for the Officejet J4680 but there are other version of the article for other printers that may have more cartridges than just two.
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Print message print cartridge cannot move because of paper jam but the paper jam has been cleared.

My Envy 4502 printer message window says that the print cartridge cannot move and to clear any paper jam obstruction. There was a paper jam and I cleared it but the message "the print cartridge cannot move and to clear any paper jam obstruction" remains there and I cannot remove it or get the printer to print. I tried everythng listed in the troubleshooting section of the help guide in the software. I uninstalled the printer and then reinstalled it which didn't help in the slightest--the message about the print cartridge is still there. I also tried unplugging the printer overnight (to try to clear the memory) and this also did not help--that message is still there. By the way, I can easily move the printer cartridge by hand and I can hear the cartridge moving when the printer attempts to work. I would appreciate any help from anyone to get my printer to work again!

Hi Cat2c,
Welcome to the hp support forum,
Thank you for your query.
Please find steps to remove paper jam.
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Print Cartridge Problem: Tricolor - HP Officejet J4680 All In One

I am seriously going to have an anxiety attack. I run a business from home & I HAVE to have a printer. I just spent $50 on new ink cartridges. My printer was working fine for the last week, and then tonight I have this error message:
Print cartridge problem: [Tri Color] . Refer to device documentation to troubleshoot
SO I reset the printer, shut it on and off, cleaned the cartridge and the printer, switched out the new cartridge with the old one ~ same problem. Over and over.
I called HP and they said that since my printer is out of warranty they can't help me unless I purchase a new warranty plan. What horrible customer service. This printer is a product of HP and I should be able to get help regardless of when the warranty expired.
This is so frustrating. If I can't get help, I think I would rather buy a new printer of a different brand instead of paying for a warranty after I just spent 50 bucks on ink. GRRR!

The page here has troubleshooting steps that may resolve your issue.
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Laserjet pro mfp m177fw - cannot install print cartridge

I recently purchased my printer, and now I have to replace the black cartridge for the first time.
The graphics on the printer cartridge itself, and the videos on the HP site are not of any help. the directions say to insert the cartridge into the slots and push into the retainer with the other cartridges.
When I slide the cartridge into the left and right slots, the cartridge will not slide down easily. I have to force it and one side will slide and the other will not. I do not want to force it, in fear that I might break the printer.
Is there a more visual graphic somewhere on the HP site, on the internate, or on Youtube, that can help me solve this cartridge replacement issue?

Hi, mxhall,
Welcome to the HP Forum. Sorry to hear you're having issues installing the new black toner cartridge in your LaserJet Pro M177fw.
First of all, you were very wise not to force the cartridge into the slot. Doing so could damage the printer and the cartridge.
Please take a look at the document at this link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c03922339&lc=en&product=5445914&tmp...
Hopefully, it will resolve the issue.
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Thanks, mxhall. Hope this helps.
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HP Officejet Pro L7590 - printer cartridge door clasp broken

The plastic clasp on my printer cartridge door broke. The printer thinks the door is open and will not print. What can I do?

Hello Lacanz,
Thanks for the post. With this one, I've included a link below to access the HP Parts store. Here you can access replacement parts and order either by phone or on line. I did check this one for you and good news!, they are available and in-stock now. Good Luck!
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K8600 Printer Cartridge Failure: Printhead or Sensor??

I have an Officejet Pro K8600 that ejects the print cartridge, cartridge light flashes, when I print. The supply levels say 80-100%. This happens even with a new cartridge. The diagnostics say the printheads are "good." I cleaned the print heads three times. All printing (when it does print) is clean and crisp, with no lines. HP support says I need to replace the printheads (yes, they are expired, but print quality is excellent). Office Depot rep says the print sensors are bad and motherboard needs to be replaced (actually says printer needs to be replaced, as it's not worth fixing). I love the printer (when it's not acting up) and speed and print quality is great. I don't want to pay $150 for two new printheads if this is not the problem. So, if print quality is fine, and cartridges are being ejected automatically in the middle of printing, is this a printhead problem or sensor problem? Thanks for any insights you might have on this....not ready to buy a printer for one that is only 2 years old.

Hi there,
This can usually be resolved by cleaning the printhead thuroughly. Check this article out which may help.
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HP C4180 All-in-One Printer cartridge access door problem

It says my printer cartridge access door is open, but it is not. I've reinstalled the ink cartridges & unplugged printer to try to reset, still no luck Any suggestions?

Hello there again;
This is part of this article GO HERE specifically step eight. Ok try this;
If the product is turned off, press the On button ( ) to turn it on.
Unplug the power cord from the back of the product.
Press and hold OK and the Cancel button ( ) while plugging the power cord into the product.
Continue pressing and holding the buttons until the product turns off.
Press the On button ( ). OOB NVM Reset displays on the control panel.
Print a self-test page
Press the Setup button ( ).
Press the down arrow button ( ).
Press the right arrow button ( ).
Press OK .
Let me know the outcome and will keep doing my best to help you.
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Refund cost of unopened printer cartridges due to new printer

I had to buy a new HP printer today. Rep said since I had unopened printer cartridges that cannot be used with new printer, I was to contact this site to get refund or ? re: these cartridges.
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DJ 940c: Installed 78XL Cartridge, it works; printer cartridge light off; Toolbox Low Ink warning on

This is a real workhorse printer and I love it. And looking at this forum, many people feel the same way for everyday color printing. But, on Wednesday, 7/7, I bought a bew HP tri-color cartridge because the old cartridge had run out of yellow ink (for real), the printers's cartridge light was staying on and the HP DeskJet 940c Series Toolbox program had a "Tri-Color Print Cartridge Low On Ink" warning in my Win XP SP3 System Tray. The office supply chain store I went did not have the usual HP 15-78 Combo cartridge set I buy nor did it have an HP 78 tri-color standalone cartridge. They did have a 78XL tri-color cartrige which (supposedly) can print "up to 2X MORE PAGES" because it has twice the amount of ink the HP 78 cartridge has. The package listed the HP deskjet 940 and the store tech person assured me the cartige would fit and I bought it, installed it (yes, it did fit), and aligned the cartridges. A test print using a sprite jpg file I got from Amazon's site printed beautifully. The printer's cartridge light was off but then I noticed the icon in the System Tray. The HP DeskJet 940c Series Toolbox program still had a "Tri-Color Print Cartridge Low On Ink" warning. I turned the printer off, waited awhile, turned the printer on, still had the warning. Restarted the computer. Still had the warning. Am I doomed to always have this Low Ink warning with the 78XL cartridge? Is there some value in the Window's Registry I can chage so the warning goes away until one of the cartridge colors really does get low on ink? If I can do this and I actually do this deed, will the problem occur again if I install an 15XL cartridge? Is this a problem becuause the printer driver or some other HP software does not recognize the signals coming from the 78XL Cartrige chip? If this is the case, are you going to update the drivers from way back (say Microsoft unsupported Windows98 to and through Windows 7, skip 8.x, and 10?

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Why are HP printer cartridges country specific? Is there any way around this?

I have just moved from the UK to Newfoundland, Canada and I have brought my HP PSC 1610 printer with me. I was advised not to bring any cartridges with me because they would explode during the flight so I had to buy new cartridges upon arrival.
I noticed that the cartridge numbers recommended for my printer were similar but not exactly the same but the (HP, etc.) websites I looked at did not mention that HP printer cartridges country specific.
In the UK black cartridge is an HP338 (C8765EE).
In Canada the websites told me that the black cartridge is a 94 (C8765WC).
I ordered a 94 cartridge (which took an indordinate amount of time to be delivered) and when I installed it my printer would not accept it ("not intended for use in this printer" error message) even though it fit perfectly. I looked at the packaging in greater detail and noticed that I had been sent a 94 (C8765WL) and I also noticed (in a very small font size) "for sale only in Latin America".
My questions are therefore:
1) Why are HP printer cartridges country specific?
2) Is there any way around this? Eg is there anything I can do to my printer/ laptop to tell it to accept this cartridge?
3) Are 94/ C8765WL cartidges compatible with 94/ C8765WC cartirdges? Ie did the supplier sell me something that couldn't be used even if I had a Canadian HP PSC 1610 printer?
4) Can I return the cartridges to the supplier given that it is based in Canada, they delivered it to me in Canada and yet they sold me a product that says "for sale only in Latin America"?
Thanks
anenglishmaninsaintjohns

You will need to Contact HP to request a "Regionalization Reset". There should not be any charge for this, it is covered as part of the cartridge warranty. You will need to have access to your computer and printer while on the line with HP. You will also need to have a set of cartridges for the new region, once the reset is complete cartridges from the original region will no longer work. HP's web page on the subject is here.
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My 5180 wont print on board screen says print cartridges refer to documentation

my 5180 won't print,on board screen,icon and says printer cartridges-refer to printer documentation.I did no help.I believe ink levels are good.

Hi alleypoo,
I would like to help you with the ink error you are seeing on the printer screen. Please use the following documents to troubleshoot the issue. 'Ink cartridge is missing, incorrectly installed, or not intended for your device' Message Displays ....
You may also try the follow steps to override the message.
Disconnect any cables (Ethernet cable or USB cable) that connect both the printer and the computer.
Restart your computer. (Consider bookmarking this page in your Web browser so that you can easily return to it after the computer restarts.)
With the printer turned on, remove the power cord from the back of the printer.
Wait 30 seconds.
Insert the power cord back into the printer, and turn the printer on.
Clear any error messages.
Reconnect any cables that connect the printer to the computer.
If the issue persist, call HP. They may be able to offer you a discount on a newer model. The number to call HP is 1-800-474-6836 for Canada and US, or you can Contact HP Worldwide.
I hope this helps.
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