Low ink message for Deskjet D1341 connected to HP Pavillion always on

Printing continues fine and I replace the cartridge when the ink actually fades. Is there a way to permanently disable this low ink message and is it safe to do so?

Hi - I'm not aware of any time limit with HP cartridges, other than an expiration date, due to the ink and the possibility of it drying up. However, I wouldn't expect that to cause a low ink warning. Try the steps in this document. If that doesn't resolve it, you'll probably need to replace the cartridge.
Hope that helps.
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