In the States it would use HP 94 %26amp; 95. In the UK you can only purchase HP 338 %26amp; 343. Both of these are compatible with the PSC 1610, but I receive an error message saying that I can only use 94%26amp;95. Is there any way I can override this? I am using genuine HP ink. Many thanks.How do you override an HP PSC 1610 printer from the States so that it can use UK ink?
Why not just refill the cartridge?How do you override an HP PSC 1610 printer from the States so that it can use UK ink?
It would take a firmware change. Better just to buy a cheap printer in the UK.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
What is the best ink to purchase in bulk to refill the HP 7310 black in cartridge #96?
If anyone knows what type or the source for the most appropriate type for this HP cartridge I would appreciate it. Email me any information at soulpt@netzero.net. Thank you.What is the best ink to purchase in bulk to refill the HP 7310 black in cartridge #96?
Does not really mater where you buy the refill ink, just when you start using it make sure the ink you have not used that is still in a can or bottle does not get bad. that would damadge the printer. Other wise just buy the ink thats for HP on ebay for example.
Does not really mater where you buy the refill ink, just when you start using it make sure the ink you have not used that is still in a can or bottle does not get bad. that would damadge the printer. Other wise just buy the ink thats for HP on ebay for example.
Would a Dell ink Cartridge work on a HP C4480 printer?
I have a color and a black and white printer cartridge from Dell and I was wondering whether it would work on my new HP printer.Would a Dell ink Cartridge work on a HP C4480 printer?
No... they have electronic chips in those cartridges and the cross brands cannot read each other.Would a Dell ink Cartridge work on a HP C4480 printer?
No it wouldn't work :(myspace-quizzes
No... they have electronic chips in those cartridges and the cross brands cannot read each other.Would a Dell ink Cartridge work on a HP C4480 printer?
No it wouldn't work :(
Why are there numbers like HP 60 Tri-Color on Ink Cartridges?
Does that mean how many times you can print? Why are there numbers like HP 60 Tri-Color on Ink Cartridges?
That the name/type of computer you have and it is not detirmened by how many times you can use the catridge.
xx StizzyWhy are there numbers like HP 60 Tri-Color on Ink Cartridges?
The numbers are so you identify the correct cartridge that will work in a particle make and model of printer.
That the name/type of computer you have and it is not detirmened by how many times you can use the catridge.
xx StizzyWhy are there numbers like HP 60 Tri-Color on Ink Cartridges?
The numbers are so you identify the correct cartridge that will work in a particle make and model of printer.
Are the HP ink cartridge cartridges 22 and 28 the same?
we had a printer, but it broke. we got another printer that looks almost identical to the old printer, but the inks are different: old is 22, new is 28. but even the cartridges look the same... can we use the rest of the old actridge 22 before using the new 28 on the new printer? because they 22 and 28 look like the same thing...Are the HP ink cartridge cartridges 22 and 28 the same?
Here's a listing of all the printers that are compatible with a 22 and a 28 cartridge. If your printer is on both lists, then you should be able to use either cartridge. However, please note that sometimes the differences are internal or electrical and not readily apparent. Just because the diesel gas nozzle fits into your Mustang doesn't mean you should use diesel fuel.
http://www.abacus24-7.com/singleproduct.鈥?/a> %26gt;22
http://www.abacus24-7.com/singleproduct.鈥?/a> %26gt;28
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Here's a listing of all the printers that are compatible with a 22 and a 28 cartridge. If your printer is on both lists, then you should be able to use either cartridge. However, please note that sometimes the differences are internal or electrical and not readily apparent. Just because the diesel gas nozzle fits into your Mustang doesn't mean you should use diesel fuel.
http://www.abacus24-7.com/singleproduct.鈥?/a> %26gt;22
http://www.abacus24-7.com/singleproduct.鈥?/a> %26gt;28
plrr
HP Black Ink Cartridge Compatability?
Does anyone know if the HP 94 and 98 inkjet cartridges are interchangeable? I have a printer (Officejet 6210) that takes the 94 black and of course the printer took a dump this morning and I have several new #94 cartridges. The replacement (6310) only takes the #98. The cartridges are the same physical size, but the new printer is listed as only taking #98.
Thanks, any help would be appreciated.HP Black Ink Cartridge Compatability?
Sorry, these will not work with you printer -- they have a different electronic signature, and therefore your printer will not be able to recognize them.HP Black Ink Cartridge Compatability?
If you do not have a genuine printer cartridge, simply take the sticker off your previous genuine cartridge and replace the one on your new cartridge. The square code is what the printer reads to determine genuineness. Stick it to the man! Report Abuse
They will not work, they have an electronic signature which will not be regonized by your new printer.
If they are still sealed take them back to where you purchased them, if you don't remember or don;t have the receipt, take them back to Wal-Mart.
Thanks, any help would be appreciated.HP Black Ink Cartridge Compatability?
Sorry, these will not work with you printer -- they have a different electronic signature, and therefore your printer will not be able to recognize them.HP Black Ink Cartridge Compatability?
If you do not have a genuine printer cartridge, simply take the sticker off your previous genuine cartridge and replace the one on your new cartridge. The square code is what the printer reads to determine genuineness. Stick it to the man! Report Abuse
They will not work, they have an electronic signature which will not be regonized by your new printer.
If they are still sealed take them back to where you purchased them, if you don't remember or don;t have the receipt, take them back to Wal-Mart.
Can I use bulk generic black ink that I bought for an HP printer with a Canon printer with no harm to heads?
I had a HP Deskjet 820 and now have a Canon Pixma. I have been using generic cartridges but would like to use a large bottle of black ink I have left over from my HP printer for refilling the Canon but I don't want to damage the printing heads by using the wrong ink.Can I use bulk generic black ink that I bought for an HP printer with a Canon printer with no harm to heads?
no can do.... hp 820 printers uses different type of ink. I'm a refiller myself and found that ink for older models of HP don't work well with new HP cartridge. So much so if you use that ink on the canon pixma models........Can I use bulk generic black ink that I bought for an HP printer with a Canon printer with no harm to heads?
You sure can as long as it's the same ink use photo ink with photo ink, pigmented ink with pigmented ink non pigmented ink with non pigmented ink you won't damage anything. If you use a non pigmented ink where you should use a pigmented ink it will still print but the edges of the fonts will not be smooth.gl
Then don't use it. It is NOT the same ink. It may work but it can also damage printing heads of your cartridges.
no can do.... hp 820 printers uses different type of ink. I'm a refiller myself and found that ink for older models of HP don't work well with new HP cartridge. So much so if you use that ink on the canon pixma models........Can I use bulk generic black ink that I bought for an HP printer with a Canon printer with no harm to heads?
You sure can as long as it's the same ink use photo ink with photo ink, pigmented ink with pigmented ink non pigmented ink with non pigmented ink you won't damage anything. If you use a non pigmented ink where you should use a pigmented ink it will still print but the edges of the fonts will not be smooth.gl
Then don't use it. It is NOT the same ink. It may work but it can also damage printing heads of your cartridges.
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