cartridge leak inside my hp photosmart 7760 printer,  How can I clean it?
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You won't be able to fix it. Obviously try to clean it up with a towel. DO not under any circumstances use water. If it serious enough that the printer stops working report it to Hewlett Packard and they will send you a new printer if their inkjet was faulty. You must first report the faultiness of the inkjet.
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This must be problem with print head. Nothing wrong in the computer or printer driver. Clean the print head with distilled water and lint free clean cloth. Instead of water some solvent like Diluted Iso propile alcohol or Ammonia solution may work better. Try it. Hope your problem will resolve.\n\nBy the way "How frequently you use your printer?" The problem with all kind of inkjet printers are if not in regular use, the head gets dried up and all its nozzles are getting clogged up with dry ink.
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The electronics on your cartridge are probably dirty or damages.   Remove the cartridge, look at the back.  Make sure that there is no tape or debris obstructing them.\n\nIf the contracts appear to be a dull brown color then they dirty/corroding.   Take a pink eraser and gently wipe in one direction.   \n\nIf all else fails it may be time to replace the cartridge, or even the printer.
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adrianne,\nsorry there are so many idiots in this world.\n\nin order to change the cartridge you need to remove the old one first, simply push up on the cartridge and it should pop right out.  sometimes, however you need to push down to release the cartridge, so if a bit of pushing up doesn't work, don't worry about trying to push down.\n\nas far as putting in a new one, you need to make sure that you remove the tape that is across the bottom of the cartridge.  then take the cartridge in your hand with the label side up and the three little circles down and toward the machine, tilting the cartridge down just a bit, place the three circles in the slot first, then place the rest of the cartridge in it's spot.  push down and it should click into place.\n\nrepeat for the other cart.  make sure you put the black in the black spot and the color in the color spot.  although i'm prety sure this is not going to be a problem, as i believe, the slots and cartridges are different sizes.\n\ngood luck\nhope this helps
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HELLO, open printer software, click to settings go to clean cartriges.\ntwo step an alignment cartriges.\nnice day.
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I tried going that route to save some money, but all I did was make a mess.  Maybe I was doing it wrong, but I find it easier to just buy a new cartridge.  Cut down on unnecessary printing, that will help in the long run.
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Make sure your cartridges are installed correctly.\n\nWhen they are run an alignment.
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pull out the paper pick up the printer turn it upside down and give it a shake most likley something has fallen in if that dont work go to walmart and buy a new one
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did you remove the tape from your ink cartridge?
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online.. thru your comp.. start the "Status Monitor" ..\n.. it sits someplace in "Start" (if on Windows)\n\nOr simply go to the printer name in "Printers" folder & right click-> go to properties- then all thse tabs come up for "Head cleaning" "Nozzle Check" etc...\n\nThere.. a tab has status monitor...\n\nHowever, thru experience using my old Epson Stylus 1200\nI have come to know that its a bit waste as the Nozzle Check & Head Cleaning both deplete the bloody ink resorviors..\n\nI now, manually take them out \n[HIGHLY AVIODABLE AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THOU]\nto get a feeling as to how much is there which I can get since so many years..\nGive it a good shake & I put 'em back...\n\nThough unlike HP, Epson cartridge head doesn't get replaced each time, so its a big headache to try remove cartridge\n(one risks damaging internals as ink might pour out of gaping hole in cartridge- there is a certain trick jerky movement to get it out)\n\nPlus, lastly, the damn things sort of dry out even if printer left unused for under a month & so software may still detect a semi full thing as, one needing replacement
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you can find if your HP scanner can be cleaned on the link below.\n\nIf your scanner is not listed, you will get instructions on how is done to other scanners so you get the idea of how is it done. \n\n=)
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Try cleaning the print heads.  You can usually do this by using the printer software that came with your computer.
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You don't.\n\nThe cartridge has a chip on it which tell the printer the cartridge is empty.  Unless that chip is reset there is no way a refilled cartridge will work in the printer.
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maybe ink related.\nif not you may have lost a connection to the printer, and a removal and reinstall may be necessary.\ngood luck
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Power cord is loose.   The printer is BROKEN.  \n\nTake it back to the store where you bought it. or get a new one.
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did you pull the tape off the cartridge? and is it seated properly
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I used to have a similar model of printer-scanner. \n\n(The printer has to be turned on when you do this...) You just lift up the front cover (not the scanner cover) and you should be able to see the in cartridges inside. Usually there is a sticker or engraving showing you how the change the cartridges. The cartridges will move to the right side and when they stop you can just pull out the cartridge you want to replace. Open the package of the new cartridge, peel off the protective tape over the print head then plug it in.  \n\nA pamphlet often comes with the ink, with installation instructions. You can, of course visit the HP website for more detailed information. Don't worry, it's pretty easy. Good luck.