how to refill hp toner.?
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You don't just go buy new toner at Office Max  or Best Buy
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the drivers for your printer\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?lc=en&cc=us&dest_page=product&dlc=en&product=305378
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The cartridge style is actually and HP 02.  You should have about 6 of them.  To answer your question, the cartridges actually have a smart chip on them, so while it may be entirely possible to refill them, it is highly unlikely the printer will ever recognize that cartridge again, thus preventing it from working.
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if you are really not sure of what type of cartridge your printer uses, just take out that cartridge and bring it to a computer shop near you. the techinicians there would now what right cartridge to give you.... you might want to check also the website of your printers make and model just to make sure. im sure its over the internet . or if its not, post another question here in yahoo answers. im sure someone will  have an idea.
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Look at the bottom, there should be a little plastic cover with a hole in it..   Use some electrical tape to cover that hole.\n\nDrill a small hole in the front left or right corner of the top cartridge, being careful not to touch the plastic bags inside.\n(if you drill a hole in the middle you will rupture the plastic bags and you will have a cartridge that will not stop leaking)   Especially avoid that little white vent,  I know it is tempting to want to fill there.\n\nInject 40 ML of ink.\n\nSeal hole with hot glue.  MAKE sure you have a tight seal or you will have a mess on your hands.\n\nRemove the electrical tape from the bottom cover.  It is covering a little hole called a maze hole.  \n\nThis is the tricky part, you will want to use a blunt syringe (no Needle)  to remove 2-5 ml of ink from the bottom of the cartridge.  This will re-pressurize the cartridge and prevent it from leaking.\n\nTurn the cartridge right side up, make sure no ink is leaking from the bottom.  If so remove a couple more ML of ink from the bottom. \n\nWhen you finally have the right pressure the cartridge will not leak.   It is then safe to re-install.\n\nRun a couple print head cleaning then you are ready to start printing again.
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http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/CoreRedirect.jsp?redirectReason=DocIndexPDF&prodSeriesId=25484&targetPage=http%3A%2F%2Fh20000.www2.hp.com%2Fbc%2Fdocs%2Fsupport%2FSupportManual%2Fbpl05339%2Fbpl05339.pdf\n\nhere goes, good luck.\nnext time, try google :)
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Did you run out of ink???.... if so, you can buy a refill system, it is possible to fill it up again.
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Despite what the sellers of refill kits will tell you, HP cartridges are not designed to be refilled.  Plus, the ink from refillers is nothing like the quality of the ink that comes in the original cartridge.\n\nThe reason it is not work could be because the nozzles are blocked by the refill ink or if the printhead has sometimes become damaged by the refilling process.\n\n(Did you know that independent research shows that original first use cartridges are more than 50 times more reliable than refilled and remanufactured cartridges?)
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it depends on the type of printer you have- you should be able to open the lid of the printe and the cartiges will move to the middle- gently pull it out and just pop the new one in- plus- it should say on the box- once again it depends on the type of printer- i have an HP
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HP has put a Technical Document on how to fix this problem.\n\nFollow the steps provided in the below link, if its not solved then service the printer.\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00309184&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=441115&dlc=en&lang=en
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There are plenty of instructions on the web and three or four web sites devoted to just this issue, however, I have to wonder why you want to do this.\nLet me tell you a couple of issues you will face.\n\n#1 Toner cartidges have many components, all of which have a rather short life cycle. All of these need to be serviced and or replaced to properly 'refill' a toner cartridge. The Photo-conductive drum, the waste bin, the wiper blade, the primary charge roller, the electrical contacts for the PCR, the Toner Bin, the magnetic roller that draws toner from the toner bin, the electrical contacts of said roller and the metering or doctor blade that meters the toner pulled out of the toner bin. All of these parts need to be removed cleaned properly wich includes but is not limited to vacuuming each part and putting them all back together.\n\n#2 There is still toner in the cartridge that will need to be vacuumed out, you cannot do it with a normal household vacuum or it will at least blow toner dust all over the area and at worse eat up the vacuum motor.\n\nOh, one final note, if you do something wrong, like not properly clean the waste toner bin, or improperly replace the wiper blade or miss seat the contacts on the magnetic roller or improperly gap the doctor blade or not place every gear removed back properly,... The refilled cartridge could seize up, lock down and cause major damage to your printer before it even prints a single page.\n\nBEWARE of attempting this on your own. If you are tired of giving the OEM guys WAY TOO much money for "New" cartridges, buy one from a remanufacturing company. Ask them questions before you buy and find out if every cartridge is print tested after rebuilding, and remember it is not refilling that you EVER want to do or have done, it is REBUILDING or REMANUFACTURING.\n\nI hope this helps you see the big picture.
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HP advises that windows XP includes a driver for this printer. They further advise\n\nClick Start and then click Control Panel. \nClick Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Printers and Faxes. \nIn Printer Tasks, click Add a printer. \nClick Next. \nSelect Local, then remove the check mark from Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer. \nClick Next. \nSelect Port. \nParallel connection is usually LPT1.\nUSB connection is usually USB001.\nClick Next. \nSelect HP from the Manufacturer list. \nSelect the printer model from the printer list, and then click Next. \nSelect Yes if this printer is the default printer, or select No if it is not. \nClick Next to continue. \nSelect No to skip the test page, and then click Next. \nClick Finish to complete the installation. \n NOTE:  If prompted for a Windows disk in Step 12, do not use the disk that came with the printer, use the Windows XP disk or the recovery disk that came with the computer. \n\nIf prompted for a Windows disk, insert the appropriate Windows or PC Recovery disk (not the disk that came with the printer) and follow the instructions on the screen. Once the driver has been installed, it will be listed in the Printers window ( Start, then Printers and Faxes).
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Look for an older model HP at a pawn shop or eBay.  I recommend the 842 C extremely high capacity cartridges and you can buy them re manufactured for next to nothing.
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Noooooooooooooo\n\nDont use refillers. It will spoil ur Printer. Use only original catridges.
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Order new toner from your computer surplus store.
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For Novices (longer, easier):\n\nAfter restoring your computer, disconnect the printer and start it up. Then, once you are logged on, turn off the computer, connect the printer cable, and turn it on. When you log on, a little bubble from the system tray should pop up, saying Found New Hardware. Click on this bubble and it should open a Found New Hardware wizard. It will say to insert your installation CD. Insert the original CD that came with the printer into your disk drive and click next. The wizard should install it for you or provide you with further instructions.\n\nFor Comfortable Users (a little harder, shorter):\n\n\n1) Go to Start, then click on Control Panel.\n2) Click on Printers and Other Hardware, then Add a Printer\n3) Click next, then next again.\n4) When the wizard finds your printer, it will ask you to \n   insert your installation CD. Do so.\n5) It should install your printer, or provide you with more \n   instructions.\n\nHope this helps!
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Hello. I recently purchased an HP 3600n Color Laser* from Office Depot to replace 2 of my three printers. To date I am very happy with the results. It did not completely replace my HP G85, since it is also my primary fax machine. It did however replace my Lexmark 4039 10Plus and all primary color printing. It still leaves me with an OkiData 390 to print labels. I use the 5000 box of continious feed labels, so at the moment there is nothing I can do about replacing it. Between my two companies, the wifes eBay and the three kids printing daily, we print a case of paper a month (5000 sheets).\nI would have loved to have purchased an all-in-one color laser but all things consided I am very happy.\nOne thing that swayed me to the HP, in that price range, was it came with a print server built in.\n\nI hope this helpped.