why wont my hp 1315 3 in 1 printer accept refilled ink cartridge?
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Your printer has a memory on it.   The printer remembers the last three cartridges that have been installed, and thus is remembering your cartridge as being empty.\n\nIf you have some empties kicking around or know somebody that does, just install and remove them in sequence with your refilled cartridge being the fourth and final.  \n\nHopefully that will clear it up.  \n\nHowever if you are getting a blinking light and a "please check cartridge" warning then unfortunately the cartridge is done.  The electronics have failed and there is nothing left to do except replace the cartridge.
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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 has been a minor issue with a few of the K550 printers. Some customers, even when they purchase a new black cartridge, are no longer able to print black. This is due to the printhead and cannot be fixed by purchasing new cartridges.\n\nGo to HP's website and e-mail them the trouble you are having and what you have done to try to fix it. They have an one-hour e-mail response team trained to help with questions such as this. You also have the option of calling their toll-free number which is listed on their website. And last of all, if you wish, they have free online chat with a tech.\n\nThere is someway to reset the printer to allow it to print in black. HP will walk you through this. If it doesn't work, they will likely send you a repair kit. Your printer is probably still under warranty, so this shouldn't cost you anything. Hope everything works out!
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This is a bug in the printer driver.  I recently got an email from HP asking me to download the latest driver for my printer.  It worked perfectly after that.  \n\nI had the same problem before.\nHere's the email I got from them\n\n******************************************************************\n       URGENT SUPPORT NOTIFICATION FROM HP\n******************************************************************\n\nIMPORTANT Firmware Update for PSC 1600 and 2350 Series Printers\n\nHP is dedicated to helping you get the most out of all your HP\nor Compaq products and to protect them from potential problems\ncaused by possible performance issues originating in your\nproduct hardware.\n\nAs a valued customer, this notice is being sent to advise you\nsome PSC 1600 Series and 2350 Series products are experiencing\nan issue where the units may have an ink cartridge rejection\nerror. This error may render the ink cartridge inoperable.  \n\nFor further information and product firmware update go to:\nhttp://US-UrgentSupport.p08.com/u.d?2lTJUWmJdUJXwIS=40\n\n******************************************************************
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The issue is may be due to the improper communication between the printer cradle and the cartridge contacts.\n\nSo, I suggest you to remove the cartridge from the capping station and then try to clean the cartridge contacts manually and again insert the cartridge and then try printing and check the results.
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Hi,\n\nI found a firmware for your printer at HP.com\nIt says that it fixes ""Memory Full" - When loading more than one document in the automatic document feeder (ADF) to make copies, the all-in-one may display "Memory Full; Press Enter"\n\nAnd it fixes lots of other issues with this printer.
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Run through the cleaning process in maintenance. If this doesn't work & inks do not need replacing, you may have a problem with your print head. I had to change the print head in my printer when it started printing badly. It was just worn out.
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Please make sure you removed the tab that covers the ink chamber and, if it still doesn't work, try removing it and re-installing it.  You just might not have it seated properly...it happens sometimes.
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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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Go into your printers program and try cleaning the print heads.\nSometimes they get so dirty that the ink cartridge cannot work properly.
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Do you have a new HP? \n\nThe new HPs are notorious for under-filling cartridges.   I would recommend trying a re-manufactured cartridge.  You can pick one up  from any place that sell cartridges. The majority of them will be old HP bodies, so there shouldn't be any risk to the printer, provided the print head is not integrated.  Chances are that you are going to get more ink for less money.   Although from time to time there is a loss of quality.  Just ask if if there is a satisfaction guarantee.   You can also look for a placed that runs a rebate recycling program.   I know that Staples here is giving $3 off if you bring in an empty cartridge.
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If it worked properly at first, and it is locked in correctly it may have been handled too much and is soiled. Remove the cartridge and clean the contacts in the printer socket and the cartridge itself with rubbing alcohol. CAreful not to leave bits of paper or rag behind. Inspect areas with bright light and magnifying glass and remove any debris.\nIt could also use a reinstall of software.\nIf it isn't available, quite often deleting the software, shutting off the computer with the printer turned on, wait 5 minutes and turn the computer back on. It should discover the printer and reinstall appropriate software for it.
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Is the port clogged for the black ink? Also I have bought brand new ink cartridges and they were bad (so wouldn't put out the ink) and returned them for a different one and that one worked fine. Try cleaning the heads/ports and if that doesn't take care of it, return the cartridge and for a new one/different one (that one may be no good). Also on the slim off chance, make sure it isn't in backwards. I do know someone who did that. She didn't know how to change one, as her husband had always done it. I had to show her how to put it in right.
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This is silly, but it has happened.  Make sure the protective tape on the ink cartridge has been removed before installing it into the printer.  I have an IT friend who made this very embarrassing mistake.
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It depends on your printer. Presumably this is an ink-jet? Also, is it the type that has only ONE cartridge, so that your choice is the color cartridge or the black, but you have to swap them out?\n\nTypically, unless you've got the type of printer that has separate cartridges for EACH color, you've got three primary colors in one color cartridge, and the printer blends those together to get the various colors. If everything is red, then you're out of yellow and blue ink, and the only way to rectify that is to replace the whole cartridge.\n\nIf, however, your printer does have black and color cartridges in the printer at the same time, and your text is coming out red, then there may be a software issue, and the first thing I would try is to install the very latest printer drivers from your printer manufacturer's website.
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The one thing that you didn't mention trying is this: Uninstall the printer and reinstall the printer. Do you have the cd that came with the printer? If you do not, you can download the drivers from the HP website. ALSO you might want to see if there are updated drivers on the HP website --- Hope this helps!
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Ink Change:\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bpu05206&product=239321&dlc=en&lang=en\n\nPrinter Intro:\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?cc=us&docname=bpu05204&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN#N255