Showing posts with label cartridges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartridges. Show all posts
Monday, February 17, 2014
How to Clear Clogged HP Ink Cartridges
When a printer isn’t used often, sometimes the ink dries up inside the cartridge and this results in it not working properly. Using the print cleaning option under utility can often times work in cleaning the cartridge, but at times, it doesn’t always do the trick. After trying five or six times to clean it that way, you’ll need to do it manually. Fortunately, this is an inexpensive process that requires rubbing alcohol and water.
The first step is to take hot water and submerge the cartridge. Allow it to sit for a little while so that the water can go in and break up any of the ink. Once this has finished, allow it to dry over night and then put the cartridge into the printer. Use the self clean feature on the printer again. If this works, the cartridge has been unclogged and you can go about your business.
Unfortunately, if it doesn’t work, you’ll have to try rubbing alcohol. Submerge the cartridge in rubbing alcohol and allow it to sit overnight. Remove it and dry it down caully. The thing to note about rubbing alcohol is that it evaporates very quickly, so once removed from the container, it’ll be dry within ten minutes. Pat it down with paper towel to get any remaining drops of alcohol.
Place it into the printer and try the self cleaning again. Most of the time, the hot water and then the alcohol will be enough to break up the ink. Once the ink has been broken up, the self cleaning feature will be able to handle the remaining cleaning. However, if this doesn’t work, chances are, the cartridge is completely clogged and you’ll have to purchase a new one.
The best way to ensure that the ink cartridges don’t get clogged in the future is to print something–both in black and color–at least once a week. This way, the ink is being used and doesn’t just sit in the cartridge building up. And, it doesn’t hurt to do the self cleaning utility once every couple of weeks to ensure that there are no blockages. If there are, repeat the above steps.
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The first step is to take hot water and submerge the cartridge. Allow it to sit for a little while so that the water can go in and break up any of the ink. Once this has finished, allow it to dry over night and then put the cartridge into the printer. Use the self clean feature on the printer again. If this works, the cartridge has been unclogged and you can go about your business.
Unfortunately, if it doesn’t work, you’ll have to try rubbing alcohol. Submerge the cartridge in rubbing alcohol and allow it to sit overnight. Remove it and dry it down caully. The thing to note about rubbing alcohol is that it evaporates very quickly, so once removed from the container, it’ll be dry within ten minutes. Pat it down with paper towel to get any remaining drops of alcohol.
Place it into the printer and try the self cleaning again. Most of the time, the hot water and then the alcohol will be enough to break up the ink. Once the ink has been broken up, the self cleaning feature will be able to handle the remaining cleaning. However, if this doesn’t work, chances are, the cartridge is completely clogged and you’ll have to purchase a new one.
The best way to ensure that the ink cartridges don’t get clogged in the future is to print something–both in black and color–at least once a week. This way, the ink is being used and doesn’t just sit in the cartridge building up. And, it doesn’t hurt to do the self cleaning utility once every couple of weeks to ensure that there are no blockages. If there are, repeat the above steps.
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Reset the ink level for Cartridges HP 21 HP 27 HP 818 HP 802 HP 56 HP 58 HP 22 HP28 and HP 57
Reset the ink level for Cartridges HP 21, HP 27,HP 818,HP 802, HP 56, HP 58, HP 22, HP28 and HP 57
The Steps to Reset Ink level Printer cartridges HP 21, HP 27,HP 818,HP 802, HP 56, HP 58, HP 22, HP28 and HP 57
Step1:
Turn your computer OFF and then remove cartridge from the printer.
Step2:
Turn the printer off
Step3:
Place a piece of tape over the top left contact of the circuit as shown in BLUE on the picture.
Step4:
Turn on the printer. Printer will automatically print test page. (Note:if printer does not print a test page but goes through a head movement printer initialising process continue following steps when initialising process ends.
Step5:
Remove the cartridge from printer.
Step6:
Place a piece of tape over top right contact of the circuit as shown in RED on the picture.
Step7:
Replace cartridge to printer. Printer will go through a series of tests. initialising process.
Step8:
Remove cartridge from the printer.
Step9:
Place a piece of tape over the two contacts on the right side of the cartridge circuit as shown in GREEN on the picture.
Step10:
Replace cartridge to printer. Printer will run additional tests and be quite audible.(Ink levels will display “printer busy message” at this point)
Step11:
Remove cartridge from printer and remove all tape from the cartridge.
Step12:
Reinstall cartridge. (Ink levels will display “printer busy message” at this point)
Step13:
Turn printer off. Wait for 60 seconds and turn the printer back on. Ink level should now read full.
Refilling Instruction:
When You Refill the cartridge maintain the correct amount of liquid Ink So that the cartridge dont leaks.
For BLACK Printer cartridges HP 21, HP 27, HP 56, HP 818, HP 802 - 5ml
For tricolor Printer cartridges HP 22, HP 28, HP 58, HP 818, HP 802 - 2ml each
Note:Do Not overload ink it will cause leak, consider low quantity ink refill for each refilling process.
Use not more then 5ml syringe with needle for best refills.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
What Cartridges Used in Your Printers
Did you know? what cartridge used in your printer ?. if no, you can see the answer here. Knowing cartridge’s type in your printer will help you to fine tutorial service manual and resetter for your printer, to repair the printer problem. Sometime tutorial to service printer not mention type of printer but mention type of cartridges used.
Following some types of cartridge used on several printer :
Lexmark printer cartridges
Canon Printer Cartridges
Epson printer cartridges
HP printer cartridges
Following some types of cartridge used on several printer :
Lexmark printer cartridges
| Catridges Code | Lexmark Printers Type |
|---|---|
| 08A0150 | E-320 |
| 10N0016, 10N0017, 10N0026, 10N0027 | Z13, z23, z25, z33, z35, z75, z605, z615, x1150 |
| 12A1970, 12A1980 | Z11, z31, z51, p700 |
| 12A8400, 12B8400 | E-230 |
| 12B0090 | W820 |
| 17G0050, 17G0060 | Z12, z22, z32, p700 |
| E120 | E120 |
| E-210 | E-210 |
| Catridges Code | Canon Printers Type |
|---|---|
| BC-01 | BJ 10 SERIES |
| BC-02 | BJ200, BJ230, BJC210S, 210SP, 240, 100SP |
| BC-03 | BJC210SP, 265SP, 100SP |
| BC-05 | BJC210S, 210SP, 240, 255SP, 265SP, 1000SP |
| BC-20 | BJC4000, 5000, 2000 series, S100sp |
| BCI-10B, BCI-11B, BCI-11C | BJ30, 35V, 50V, 80V, BJC 50, 55, 70, 80, 85, 85PW, BN700C, NJIICX |
| BCI-15BK, BCI-115C, BCI-16C | Canon i70, i80, iP90 |
| BCI-21B, BCI21C | BJC 4000 series, 2000 series, BJC 5000 series, S100sp |
| BCI-24B, BCI-24C | Pixma iP1000, 1500, 2000, MP110, MP130, MP370, MP390, MP190, MP200, i255, i320, i450, i470, S470d, S455, S200, S300, S330 |
| BCI-3E | BJC6000, 3000, 6500, 6200, i560, i865, ip3000, iP4000r, iP5000, MP730, MP760, MP780, S450, S4500, S400sp, S500, S520, S530, S600, S630, S750 |
| BCI-5, BCI-6 | S800, S900, Bjc8200, S820, S830d, S9000, i950, i865, i905d, i560, i990, i9950, iP3000, iP4000, iP5000, iP6000d, iP8500, MP760, MP780 |
| BCI-8 | Canon bjc 8500 |
| BX-2 | Canon fax b320, b340, b360 |
| BX-3 | Fax phone B45, B155, B450, B550, B640, B95, Multipass 10, Multipass 800 |
| CLI 8 | iP3500, iP4200, iP4500, iP5200, iP5300, iP6600d, iP6700d, MP520, MP610, MX700, MP800, MP970, Pro9000, ix4000, ix5000 |
| E 16/31 | Canon copier PC/FC 200,300,400,700, 900 series |
| EP-26 | Canon LBP 3200 |
| EP-65 | Canon LBP 2000 |
| PG-40, CL-41 | iP1200, 1600, 1700, iP1880, 2200, MP150, MP160, MP170, MP180, MP450, MP145, MP228, MP478, MX308, MX318 |
| PG-50, CL-51 | MP150, MP160, MP170, MP180, MP450, MP145, iP6220d, iP6230d, MX308, MX318 |
| PG-830, CL-831 | iP1880, MP145, MP228, MP476, MX308, MX318 |
| PGI 5 | IP3300, IP3500, IP4200, IP4300, IP4500, IP5200, MP520, MP530, MP800, MP830, MP970, MX700, ix4000, ix5000 |
| Catridges Code | Epson Printers Type |
|---|---|
| 4152 | Epson 5700, 5900, 6100 |
| 4518 | Epson 6200 |
| SO20025 | Stylus 400, 800, 1000 |
| SO20034, SO20036 | Stylus color, pro, pro xl |
| SO20047 | Stylus 820, stylus color 200, II, IIS |
| SO20049 | Stylus 820, stylus 1500, II, IIS |
| SO20089 | Stylus color 400, 440, 460, 600, 670, 740, 760, 800, 850, 860, 1160, 1520 stylus scan 2500 |
| SO20093, SO20187, SO20191 | Stylus color 400, 440, 460, 600, 670, stylus photo 1200, 700, 710, 720, 750, ex |
| SO20097 | Stylus color 200, 500, MJ-500, 510c, 510cs, 610cs, 810cs |
| SO20108, SO20189 | Stylus color 740, 760, 800, 850, 860, 1160, 1520, stylus scan 2500 |
| SO20110 | Stylus photo 700, 710, 720, ex |
| SO20138 | Stylus color 300 |
| SO20193 | stylus photo 700, 710, 720, 750, EX |
| SO50190, SO50191, SO50192, SO50193 | Epson 1100 |
| T001 | Stylus photo 1200 |
| T003, T005 | Stylus color 900 |
| T007 | Stylus photo 1270, 1290, 790, 870, 875dc, 890, 895, 900, 915 |
| T008 | Stylus photo 790, 870, 875dc, 890, 915 |
| T009 | Stylus photo 1270, 1290, 900 |
| T013, T014 | Stylus C20, C40, stylus color 480, 480SXU, 580 |
| T015, T016 | Stylus photo 2000p |
| T017, T018 | Stylus color 680 |
| T026, T027 | Stylus photo 810, 830, 925, 935 |
| T028, T029 | Stylus C60, C61 |
| T0321, T0322, T0323, T0324 | Stylus C80 |
| T0341, T0342, T0343, T0344, T0345, T0346, T0347, T0348 | Stylus photo 2100 |
| T038, T039 | Stylus C41SX, C41UX, C43SX, C43UX, C45, CX1500 |
| T0422, T0423, T0424, | Stylus C82 |
| T0461, T0472, T0473, T0474 | Stylus photo C63, C65, C83, CX3500, CX4500, CX6500 |
| T0491, T0492, T0493, T0494, T0495, T0496 | Stylus photo R210, R230, R310, R350, RX510, RX630, RX650 |
| T0561, T0562, T0563, T0564 | Stylus photo R250, RX530 |
| T0631, T0632, T0633, T0634 | Stylus C87, CX3700, CX4100 |
| T0731, T0732, T0733, T0734 | Stylus C110, C79, C90, CX3900, CX5500, CX5900, XC6900F, CX7300, CX8300, CX9300F |
| T0761, T0762, T0763, T0764 | Stylus C58, CX2800 |
| T0821, T0822, T0823, T0824, T0825, T0826 | Stylus photo R270, R290, R390, RX590, RX610, RX690 |
| T0851, T0852, T0853, T0854, T0855, T0856 | Stylus Photo 1390 |
| T540, T541, T542, T543, T544, T547, T548, T549, | Stylus photo R800, R1800 |
| Catridges Code | HP Printers Type |
|---|---|
| 51625-A | Hp deskjet 200 series, 300 series, 400 series, 500 series |
| 51626-A | HP Deskjet 300 series, 400 series, 500 series |
| 51629-A | HP Deskjet 600, 660, 670, 690, 692, 695 |
| 51640-A | HP Deskjet 1200c, HP Design jet 230, 330, 350c, 430, 450a, 650c/ps |
| 51641-A | Hp deskjet 820, 850, 870, 1000cxi, 1150cc |
| 51645-A | HP Deskjet 710, 720, 820, 830, 850, 870, 880, 890, 930, 950, 970, 1000cxi, 1120, 1125, 1180, 1220, 1600, 6122, 9300 |
| 51649-A | Hp deskjet 600, 610 630, 635, 640, 660, 670, 690, 692, 695, 656 |
| C1823-A | Hp deskjet 710, 720, 810, 830, 880, 890, 895, 1120, 1125 |
| C6578-D | Hp deskjet 930, 948, 950, 955, 970, 990, 1220, 3820, 1180, 6122, 9300 |
| C6614-A | Hp deskjet 610, 620, 640, 656 |
| C6615-A | Hp deskjet 810, 840, 843, 845, 920, 948, 3820 |
| C6625-A | Hp 840, 845 |
| C6656-A | Ho deskjet 450, 4155, 5260, 5510, 5550, 56526110, 9650 |
| C6657-A | Photosmart 7150, 7260, 7350, 7450, 7660, 7960, 130, 145 |
| C8727A, C8728A | Hp deskjet 3320, 3325, 3420, 3535, 3550, 3650, 3744, 3745, 3845 |
| HP 10, HP 11 | HP business inkjet 1000, 1100, 1200 series, 2200 series, 2200 series, 2230, 2250, 2280, 2300, 2600 series, 2800, HP officejet pro k850, hp officejet 9110, 9120, 9130, hp color inkjet cp1700 series |
| HP 21, HP 22 | Hp deskjet 3920, D2400 series, D2466, D1300 series, PSC 1402, 1410 |
| HP 74, HP 75 | Hp deskjet D4200 series, D4260, D4268 |
| HP 82 | HP Desigjet 800, 500, 10, 20, 50, 120, copier cc800 |
| HP 84 | HP designjet 10, 20, 50, 120 |
| HP 85 | Hp designjet 30/130 series |
| HP 92, HP 93 | Hp deskjet 5440 |
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