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Solution to HP Error "Remove and Check Cartridges"



 
 
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Old February 13th 06, 07:32 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
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I had recently found myself in a similar situation. This is where a
bit of ingenuity comes in handy. The reason for the message is that
their isn't contact between the printer and the cartridge. The only
solution is to put something between the the latch and the front of
the ink cartridge to force the cartridge all the way back to make
contact with the connector in the back.

I suggest a small piece of paper folded three or four times, try
different thicknesses to see which works best. It might take a couple
times but it'll work after that.

So, remember the latch is poorly designed so the cartridge isn't
pushed all the way back to make contact with the connector in the back
so it doesn't work, its really a hardware problem not software or
fault ink cartridge.

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Old February 19th 06, 04:26 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
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I had recently found myself in a similar situation. This is where a
bit of ingenuity comes in handy. The reason for the message is that
their isn't contact between the printer and the cartridge. The only
solution is to put something between the the latch and the front of
the ink cartridge to force the cartridge all the way back to make
contact with the connector in the back.

I suggest a small piece of paper folded three or four times, try
different thicknesses to see which works best. It might take a couple
times but it'll work after that.


There are a number of possible reasons for the message. What you
suggest is possible, but forcing the cartridge farther back can cause
its own set of problems - the dimple flex pads may be crushed, causing
permanent damage to the printer. The best solution is to check the
support page at http://www.hp.com for your printer and/or contact HP.

- Bob Headrick

 




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