Using pre-owned cartridges in a new printer
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Hello
I have a question to which the HP staff answer no so that I will buy ink cartridges again, but I would like to have the opinion of savvy people.
Let me explain, I bought cartridges 950 and 951 for an HP Officejet Pro 6800 printer, but having not used it for too long, the print heads have dried out and even a complete cleaning does not restore proper printing.
I am therefore wondering if I can buy a new printer and use the same cartridges.
Is there really a chip recognition system or something else that would block this possibility?
Thank you
I have a question to which the HP staff answer no so that I will buy ink cartridges again, but I would like to have the opinion of savvy people.
Let me explain, I bought cartridges 950 and 951 for an HP Officejet Pro 6800 printer, but having not used it for too long, the print heads have dried out and even a complete cleaning does not restore proper printing.
I am therefore wondering if I can buy a new printer and use the same cartridges.
Is there really a chip recognition system or something else that would block this possibility?
Thank you
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Hi,
the cartridges have dried out and you want to install them in a new printer..? The problem comes from the cartridges and not the printer, so I don't really see the point of this step. You need to buy new cartridges.
To answer your question, in principle, you can transfer functional cartridges to another printer.
One thing to try is, with 90-degree alcohol, you can use a cloth to attempt to clean the heads of the cartridges (B)
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the cartridges have dried out and you want to install them in a new printer..? The problem comes from the cartridges and not the printer, so I don't really see the point of this step. You need to buy new cartridges.
To answer your question, in principle, you can transfer functional cartridges to another printer.
One thing to try is, with 90-degree alcohol, you can use a cloth to attempt to clean the heads of the cartridges (B)
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I just want to know if the new but already used cartridges will be usable in another compatible printer.
Thank you very much
If they are compatible with the new printer, yes.
Finally, if you are convinced that the issue is with the printer, in any case, it needs to be replaced, and if your cartridges are indeed functional, then yes, you should be able to transfer them to the new printer, obviously, if it is compatible.