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- Last night, I revived my old HP PSC 1210 All-in-one. It hasn't been used in months (years), so naturally I'd expect the cartridges to be dried. Using the printing services, I ran the printer through the 'clean' mode a few times. It can now print, but everything is blue and grainy. Upon Googling 'dried ink cartridge', I read that the use of rubbing alcohol can help loosen the ink. With some help of a nail polish remover, I was able to removed the blockage on the colored cartridge, but the black one remained clogged. I left the black one sitting on one of those sanitary wipes overnight, and the tissue had alot of ink on it the next morning. According to the 'estimated ink levels', both cartridges have atleast 85% of their ink, but they continue to print blue stripy images. Is there a way to clean them to print normally, or will I need to purchase new cartridges?
- I bought a new HP ink cartridge, and when I print, the colors are not what I wanted.?
- I have a HP color LaserJet 2600n and it is for a business that prints a lot on card stock paper. It is not that old of a printer and the ink is starting to bleed to other parts of the paper. We tried cleaning it and doing all that HP says to do with it and nothing helps. If we print one page at a time it helps but doing this for 800 sheets and waiting between each print at a time is ridiculous. Is there something that we can do Do we need to replace the drum faster because of printing on card stock Or something else I have not thought of. Also if someone knows of a better printer that works very good on card stock that would be helpful?
- How to reset your Hp printer drum?
- I need the installer file to setup my HP Laser Jet printer from scratch. I was able to find the drivers but can not find the actual setup file. What should I do?
- My computer tells me that I am not connected to my HP Printer when it is. Even when I downloaded its hard drive, it just won't print out anything. The control box shows my printer.?
- How is hot-water useful in cleaning my Dell laser printer?
- I print the pictures I want out on my photo printer and then put the SD card back in my camera and erase all picures from card memory. How do I get one of the pictures I saved on my computer back on to the photo printer to print out The SD card goes right into my printer which is connected to my computer and saved as a file under my HP Photosmart. HELP!?
- I am planning to get a new all-in-one printer to run on Vista. My preferences are: high resolution both for printing and scanning (speed not important), low cartridge costs/consumption, long life printing (my hp 5550 deskjet prints fade in no time at all at the moment). So far I have been enticed by the Canon pixma 540 or the slightly pricier 630 and the HP 5380.?
- Problems installing HP Deskjet 4180 -already installed using the hardware wizard but my computer still won't recognize the printer.?
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