Help for HP PSC 1410 printer cartridge
Margi
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Hello,
Here’s the thing, I was given an HP PSC 1410 printer not long ago with cartridges 21 and 22, but they were empty and had been for quite a while.
So, I bought a refill kit from imprim-encre and received it all fine on that side.
I refilled them, but the cartridges were completely dry. I left them to rest for 24 hours to ensure the ink reached the bottom, and when I tried to print, nothing came out, nothing was printed. I searched and searched and searched again, and the only thing I found was on encre-hermane, which provides a tip to reset the ink level in HP cartridges, but for the original HP C6656 HP C6657 HP C8727 HP C8728 cartridges. Since my cartridges looked similar, I tried it anyway and now the black one started to work a little bit and the color cartridge is also working a bit, but just a bit of blue or otherwise a bit of red.
So if someone could help me in any way, I would greatly appreciate it.
Here’s the thing, I was given an HP PSC 1410 printer not long ago with cartridges 21 and 22, but they were empty and had been for quite a while.
So, I bought a refill kit from imprim-encre and received it all fine on that side.
I refilled them, but the cartridges were completely dry. I left them to rest for 24 hours to ensure the ink reached the bottom, and when I tried to print, nothing came out, nothing was printed. I searched and searched and searched again, and the only thing I found was on encre-hermane, which provides a tip to reset the ink level in HP cartridges, but for the original HP C6656 HP C6657 HP C8727 HP C8728 cartridges. Since my cartridges looked similar, I tried it anyway and now the black one started to work a little bit and the color cartridge is also working a bit, but just a bit of blue or otherwise a bit of red.
So if someone could help me in any way, I would greatly appreciate it.
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1 answer
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If your printer hasn't been used for a while and the ink isn't coming out even though you've replaced your cartridge, it's simply that the printheads of your cartridges are clogged due to lack of use.
They discuss it on this site: https://www.tinkco.com/fr/pages/FAQ.asp#R11
Otherwise, you can always soak the heads of your cartridges in a bowl of hot water for about half an hour. After that, you wipe them, put them back in place, and perform a head cleaning via the HP toolbox. Generally, this is enough to get it going again and printing should resume.
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