On refilling a black 45 cartridge, it worked a bit on my HP6122, but
then quit (flashing yellow drop lite).
An old cure was to swap around 3 cartridges to unseat this jam. But now
this does not work. Another saw was to block certain terminals to reset.
Can someone shed good light on this?
"Angelo Campanella" <a.campanella@att.net> wrote in message
news:VCrij.131526$MJ6.130480@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> I know this is an old saw, but I still face it.
>
> On refilling a black 45 cartridge, it worked a bit on my HP6122, but then
> quit (flashing yellow drop lite).
>
> An old cure was to swap around 3 cartridges to unseat this jam. But now
> this does not work. Another saw was to block certain terminals to reset.
> Can someone shed good light on this?
The steps you describe are to reset the ink levels. The printer will print
just fine with a cartridge it thinks is low on ink, but it will not print if
the cartridge has failed electrically. You can open the lid of the printer
and the carriage will move to one of five positions, indicating either all
OK or various error conditions. See http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...n&lang=en#N442
for help in identifying which cartridge is at issue. You may be able to
recover the offending cartridge by cleaning the contacts as shown at http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport...ectID=bpa02060
Bob Headrick wrote:
> "Angelo Campanella" <a.campanella@att.net> wrote in message
> news:VCrij.131526$MJ6.130480@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > I know this is an old saw, but I still face it.
> >
> > On refilling a black 45 cartridge, it worked a bit on my HP6122, but then
> > quit (flashing yellow drop lite).
> >
> > An old cure was to swap around 3 cartridges to unseat this jam. But now
> > this does not work. Another saw was to block certain terminals to reset.
> > Can someone shed good light on this?
>
> The steps you describe are to reset the ink levels. The printer will print
> just fine with a cartridge it thinks is low on ink, but it will not print if
> the cartridge has failed electrically. You can open the lid of the printer
> and the carriage will move to one of five positions, indicating either all
> OK or various error conditions. See
> http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...n&lang=en#N442
> for help in identifying which cartridge is at issue. You may be able to
> recover the offending cartridge by cleaning the contacts as shown at
> http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport...ectID=bpa02060
>
> Regards,
> Bob Headrick, MS MVP Printing/Imaging
Yes, taping contacts or exchanging dummy carts does reset the ink
level. Ultimately, the carts suddenly turn out bad. It could take a
long time or only after a filling or two. It really helps to have
replacements you can throw in to check.
Angelo Campanella wrote:
> I know this is an old saw, but I still face it.
>
> On refilling a black 45 cartridge, it worked a bit on my HP6122, but
> then quit (flashing yellow drop lite).
>
> An old cure was to swap around 3 cartridges to unseat this jam.
> But now this does not work. Another saw was to block certain terminals
> to reset.
> Can someone shed good light on this?
Trot down to Staples and get HP ink.
>
> Angelo Campanella
>
Aftermarketink@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Angelo Campanella
>
> If you have a CartridgeWorld around you visit them and get a refilled
> HP 45...and save some money.
>
Better yet if you have a Staples around you visit them and get a new
HP45 from HP
On Jan 16, 11:41*am, measekite <inkysti...@oem.com> wrote:
> Aftermarket...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi Angelo Campanella
>
> > If you have a CartridgeWorld around you visit them and get a refilled
> > HP 45...and save some money.
>
> Better yet if you have a Staples around you visit them and get a new
> HP45 from HP
Hi Angelo Campanella
Watch out...measekite is misleading you.
You can not go to Staples and get a new HP45 from HP.
Staples is a dealer for HP...if you go to Staples you can get a new HP
45 FROM STAPLES made by HP. If you want a HP 45 from HP the easiest
way is off HP's website...than it's FROM HP.
The CW ink used for this cartridge is great. And I will cost you less
than Staples and/or HP.
If you have a CartridgeWorld around you visit them and get a refilled HP 45...and save some money.
Better yet if you have a Staples around you visit them and get a new HP45 from HP
Hi Angelo Campanella Watch out...measekite is misleading you. You can not go to Staples and get a new HP45 from HP.
Do not listen to aftermarket fly by niters who invade this ng for their $$ gains trying to sell you inferior stuff.
Staples is a dealer for HP...if you go to Staples you can get a new HP 45 FROM STAPLES made by HP. If you want a HP 45 from HP the easiest way is off HP's website...than it's FROM HP.
The guy is lying to you.
The CW ink used for this cartridge is great.
That is a lie.
And I will cost you less than Staples and/or HP.
Of course. Go to your favorite supermarket and buy a hot dog. Eat it. I am sure it went down OK. Now return an buy a porterhouse steak. I am sure that went down fine too but you enjoyed that more. Now the steak cost many times over than the hot dog. The point of it all is that you get what you pay for.
Now if you can get the same grade of porterhouse steak at another market an a lower price then you saved money. When you get aftermarket ink you do not save any money. Yes you spend less and get less. Most of the time you are getting *******.
HP6122 Ink Cartridge 
Linear Mode
