HP Deskjet F38 Printer Cartridge Issues

It's possible! But why didn't you do it?
When changing cartridges, you need to "reset" the print log.

If after doing your manipulation (removing and replacing the cartridges) you still don't get any result, you can start by turning off your printer, then turn off your computer. Wait about 30 seconds and then turn your machine back on, with the printer connected, of course.
If that doesn't solve the problem, the simplest thing is to uninstall your printer and then reinstall it. Often that resolves the issue.
You don't have a Wi-Fi connection with it?

Well, exactly when you change your cartridges, you realign your print heads according to a pattern and then you "print" a test page.

Listen, I'm sorry I can't do more, because this is really just a bunch of **"screw-ups**!!
There’s no reason for them to treat you like a **"dimwit**" if you bring back the cartridge and explain the steps you took! Anyway, there aren’t 36 ways to change a cartridge, so the best thing is to offer them the exchange, and if it continues, we’ll need to look at the printer itself!! If that's the case, contact the printer's customer service to explain the situation!
Try not to put in a cartridge and turn on your printer, to see what error message it gives you.
Now, it would be surprising if the nozzles are clogged on new cartridges!