dell inks are actually formulated differently from hp inks. now, lexmark inks would work, as they actually make the carts dell uses.
using the wrong inks can cause issues like leaking or clogging, and could ruin your cartridges.
if you mean, will a hp cart fit my dell printer, that's definitely a no. they're not the same size and could become jammed in the carriage and break the printer.I own a Dell A924 printer and i was wondering if anyone knew if HP ink would work for it? Any Clue?
NO
Dell would want you to buy dell ink and not HP. There's no way that Dell would have there printers take competitors INK.
Try finding a re-fill store. There are tons of them now a days. I've seen them at malls, strip malls, etc. They have new ink cartridges or they will simply re fill your old ones for less then half the price of a new one.
Re-fills may or may not be as good as a new one. You can try it out and see for yourself.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Recycle HP ink cartridge?
I want to recycle my hp ink cartridge but when i went to the website it wanted me to sign up with inkdrop and buy more..and i dont want to buy more i already have some. I just want to be able to send in this ink cartridge.Recycle HP ink cartridge?
You can drop it off at Staples for free. :-)
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You can drop it off at Staples for free. :-)
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HP ink refill, cartridge wont stop leaking..why?
I bought an ink refill kit the other day and i refilled my HP tricolour ink cartridge that had run out the day before. I've never tried refilling before but i followed the instructions and did everything correctly according to the leaflet. It was done about 20 hours ago and since then i've left it to slowly stop dripping...but it hasn't
any thoughts?HP ink refill, cartridge wont stop leaking..why?
You may have inserted the syringe into to the sponge too deep and damaged it and the ink can't be retained by the sponge inside the cartridge. If it's leaking then it will have to be replaced 20 hours of leaking is not a good sign that it is now usable.The syringe needle only needs to go in to the sponge less that half of it's length. If its not punctured then you have overfilled it with ink as you only need about 3ml of each colour or less in the tricolour HP and once you see ink coming out of the refill hole stop and draw back the syringe to remove the excess ink. If you have overfilled it place the syringe back in and suck the ink back out - you can put the removed ink back into the bottle. If that does not work then you will have to buy a new cartridge as it will leak inside your printer.HP ink refill, cartridge wont stop leaking..why?
i think you have refilled the cartriage more than the limit they have sign on it to fill ii about this level . and may be you dont't see that its ok just make ur cartiage out and clean it again and if possible just remove little ink out . clean it praperly and make sure the cartiiage is closed properly.
just clean the place wher you put the cartiage.
try once again
Did you replace the label over the top of the re-fill holes? If not put a piece of sticky tape (Sellotape) over them. The holes lead to sponges which hold the ink. If you don't stopper the holes the ink just seeps out of the holes at the bottom due to gravity.
maybe over filled the whole idea of self refils is as cheap as it is effective im affraid
any thoughts?HP ink refill, cartridge wont stop leaking..why?
You may have inserted the syringe into to the sponge too deep and damaged it and the ink can't be retained by the sponge inside the cartridge. If it's leaking then it will have to be replaced 20 hours of leaking is not a good sign that it is now usable.The syringe needle only needs to go in to the sponge less that half of it's length. If its not punctured then you have overfilled it with ink as you only need about 3ml of each colour or less in the tricolour HP and once you see ink coming out of the refill hole stop and draw back the syringe to remove the excess ink. If you have overfilled it place the syringe back in and suck the ink back out - you can put the removed ink back into the bottle. If that does not work then you will have to buy a new cartridge as it will leak inside your printer.HP ink refill, cartridge wont stop leaking..why?
i think you have refilled the cartriage more than the limit they have sign on it to fill ii about this level . and may be you dont't see that its ok just make ur cartiage out and clean it again and if possible just remove little ink out . clean it praperly and make sure the cartiiage is closed properly.
just clean the place wher you put the cartiage.
try once again
Did you replace the label over the top of the re-fill holes? If not put a piece of sticky tape (Sellotape) over them. The holes lead to sponges which hold the ink. If you don't stopper the holes the ink just seeps out of the holes at the bottom due to gravity.
maybe over filled the whole idea of self refils is as cheap as it is effective im affraid
I bought a #93 Hp Printer refill and originally myHp printer came with a #75 ink cartridge. Is there any issue?
I was wandering what the different numbers on the ink cartridges are for. Is it for more detailed coloured printing? And is there any known issues if I used a #93 when the Hp came with a #75 originally? Thank you.I bought a #93 Hp Printer refill and originally myHp printer came with a #75 ink cartridge. Is there any issue?
Typically you have to match the HP cartridge numbers. However you could try to use the #93 HP Ink Cartridge and see if that works.
http://inkjetinkcartridge.net/upcoming.p鈥?/a>I bought a #93 Hp Printer refill and originally myHp printer came with a #75 ink cartridge. Is there any issue?
HP 75 is the right color ink cartridge for your printer.
But if HP 93 can be used in your printer, it seems the HP 93 is compatible ink cartridge, which can be used in a lot of different printers.
well, that cartridge is not designed for your printer. your printer can only take #75 cartridges, and the number has no indicater of the quality.
Typically you have to match the HP cartridge numbers. However you could try to use the #93 HP Ink Cartridge and see if that works.
http://inkjetinkcartridge.net/upcoming.p鈥?/a>I bought a #93 Hp Printer refill and originally myHp printer came with a #75 ink cartridge. Is there any issue?
HP 75 is the right color ink cartridge for your printer.
But if HP 93 can be used in your printer, it seems the HP 93 is compatible ink cartridge, which can be used in a lot of different printers.
well, that cartridge is not designed for your printer. your printer can only take #75 cartridges, and the number has no indicater of the quality.
Where is the best place to buy a new ink cartridge for my HP Photosmart 2610 All-In-One Printer?
It's almost out of black ink, but it takes color as well. Do I have to go through HP? I prefer to shop online, but could go to a retailer as well. How much should I expect to pay?Where is the best place to buy a new ink cartridge for my HP Photosmart 2610 All-In-One Printer?
You can get an ink refill kit at Big Lots for under $5.Where is the best place to buy a new ink cartridge for my HP Photosmart 2610 All-In-One Printer?
you can buy it at stapes, office depot and best buy as wel. a lot of places sell them and you can find them online.
Sam's Club
You can get an ink refill kit at Big Lots for under $5.Where is the best place to buy a new ink cartridge for my HP Photosmart 2610 All-In-One Printer?
you can buy it at stapes, office depot and best buy as wel. a lot of places sell them and you can find them online.
Sam's Club
I am printing on a tarpaulin using HP designjet 5500PS but the ink bleeds, how to remove bleeding?
i am printing on a tarpaulin using HP designjet 5500PS but it bleeds resulting to a mess of canvass. i changed the dye ink (#81) to UV ink (#83) and tried again, but it keeps on bleeding..how will i solve the problem? in the menu setting, what appropriate printing media will i choose? manuals are missing so i tried printing by trial and error and the roll of tarpaulin and inks are being wasted. please help. thanks..I am printing on a tarpaulin using HP designjet 5500PS but the ink bleeds, how to remove bleeding?
Had you thought about contacting HP support to find out if the machine CAN print on that surface without bleeding.
Tarpaulin is a plastic woven material, with much coarser weave than paper, so ink WILL bleed into it, unless you use specific inks.
CONTACT HP SUPPORT !!!I am printing on a tarpaulin using HP designjet 5500PS but the ink bleeds, how to remove bleeding?
Open the door where you insert the carts for color in. Take out each one and inspect them. If you got the model where the print heads are in a different conpartment take those out and look for smearing. If you just have the heads and carts for color are one in the same. Then look at the heads and see if you see smearing. It you do?
Take a lint free rag or news paper not a paper towel like Bounty and wipe the heads with cold water just a damp wipe.
Now where the carts/heads rest in the printer it should be a spong or foam. This needs to be wiped also with cold water until it's clean. This is very missy job to do os if you got medical gloves then use them other wise, you've been warned.
Once you done this, then insert the carts back in. Let the printer do a series of test. If you can do a countious printer test where it would print several sheets to clean out anything left over ink that you might have missed.
If it still does it, and you have replaced all the carts. Then have the device serviced or replaced.
Had you thought about contacting HP support to find out if the machine CAN print on that surface without bleeding.
Tarpaulin is a plastic woven material, with much coarser weave than paper, so ink WILL bleed into it, unless you use specific inks.
CONTACT HP SUPPORT !!!I am printing on a tarpaulin using HP designjet 5500PS but the ink bleeds, how to remove bleeding?
Open the door where you insert the carts for color in. Take out each one and inspect them. If you got the model where the print heads are in a different conpartment take those out and look for smearing. If you just have the heads and carts for color are one in the same. Then look at the heads and see if you see smearing. It you do?
Take a lint free rag or news paper not a paper towel like Bounty and wipe the heads with cold water just a damp wipe.
Now where the carts/heads rest in the printer it should be a spong or foam. This needs to be wiped also with cold water until it's clean. This is very missy job to do os if you got medical gloves then use them other wise, you've been warned.
Once you done this, then insert the carts back in. Let the printer do a series of test. If you can do a countious printer test where it would print several sheets to clean out anything left over ink that you might have missed.
If it still does it, and you have replaced all the carts. Then have the device serviced or replaced.
How do I find the number of the ink to get for my HP Deskjet 712C?
when you pull the cover to take out the cartridges...it tells you right on their what it is...usually all hp products do that...at least my HP PSC 1210 does it..How do I find the number of the ink to get for my HP Deskjet 712C?
http://www.inkjetcartridges.com/hp-Deskj鈥?/a>
http://www.inkjetcartridges.com/hp-Deskj鈥?/a>
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