are these "setup cartridges"? I just bought some that absolutely will NOT work in my Hp Officejet 8600 even though it says the chip was altered.
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No they are the same ones you would get from the store as far as I know, I didn't have any issues.
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NO. These are full load cartridges. They work fine in my HP8100. If they don't work suggest you return them as defective.
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These are not "setup cartridges". They are full replacements which yield approximately 700 pages per color.
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These never worked in my HP printer. They were a total loss. I now buy the HP brand to avoid another problem. I think HP has made sure only their ink cartridges will work in their printers.
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I bought a set here (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00286DAV0/ref=ox_ya_os_product) and they worked out great. I only had to shave off a small bit of the plastic the inner ring og one of the cartridges so it would sit nicely.
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Yes, I had an error code come up before. I had to do a reset and replace with new cartridges. But my printer still works fine. Considering ordering this product again. I have an HP Photosmart C7280. But also be aware or which supplier or seller that you are ordering these cartridges from. That really makes a difference.
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No, they will not. You may want to check out the HP website to find the proper ink cartridge(s) that you need.Lynn
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I've used 'em for my HP C4820 with some success but you're really limited by your ability to deal with the cartridge itself. Eventually the printer refused to recognize the other party cartridges I was filling and refused to recognize that I'd filled a used HP cartridge despite a long, tedious process of "resetting" the printer, "resetting" the cartridge and so forth. The ink didn't clog the printer's jets and did save me some money on expensive HP replacements. BTW, fill 'em over a surface you can clean; that ink is permanent on fabrics! Ask me how I know.....lol!
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No. Sorry. I first thought these were really great. They printed just as well as the OEM cartridges. Then they did not last half the time the original ones do. Hate to be the bearer of bad news.
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Hi, Debbie: they should work; they worked for my HP DeskJet 880C with no problems, and I figured they'd foul up; they're rated for a laser inkjet. So if they didn't mess up on a DeskJet, they should do fine with an inkjet.
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I had the same problem. My HP printer is prrogrammed to recognize generic cartridges and it refuses to work. I followed the instructions to remedy but it didn't work. They did refund my $. You know Amazon censors negative reviewsof products. Happened to me. It makes me very wary of trusting reviews. For example why is this company still selling cartridges that do not work?!
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Yes, I use them on my HP Officejet Pro 8000 A809 usb printer. No problems with these cartridges.
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I've used 'em for my HP C4820 with some success but you're really limited by your ability to deal with the cartridge itself. Eventually the printer refused to recognize the other party's cartridges I was filling and also refused to recognize that I'd filled a used HP cartridge. /sespite a long, tedious process of "resetting" the printer, "resetting" the cartridge and so forth, I still had to buy a new one. InkTek ink didn't clog the printer's jets and did save me some money on expensive HP replacements. BTW, fill 'em over a surface you can clean; that ink is permanent on fabrics! Ask me how I know.....lol! I've used 'em for my HP C4820 with some success but you're really limited by your ability to deal with the cartridge itself. Eventually the printer refused to recognize the other party's cartridges I was filling and also refused to recognize that I'd filled a used HP cartridge. /sespite a long, tedious process of "resetting" the printer, "resetting" the cartridge and so forth, I still had to buy a new one. InkTek ink didn't clog the printer's jets and did save me some money on expensive HP replacements. BTW, fill 'em over a surface you can clean; that ink is permanent on... » Read More I've used 'em for my HP C4820 with some success but you're really limited by your ability to deal with the cartridge itself. Eventually the printer refused to recognize the other party's cartridges I was filling and also refused to recognize that I'd filled a used HP cartridge. /sespite a long, tedious process of "resetting" the printer, "resetting" the cartridge and so forth, I still had to buy a new one. InkTek ink didn't clog the printer's jets and did save me some money on expensive HP replacements. BTW, fill 'em over a surface you can clean; that ink is permanent on fabrics! Ask me how I know.....lol! « Show Less
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I've been using these cartridges, and have not had any problems, which is no help to you at all. I'm so sorry. It could be a one time manufacturing glitch, which is certainly not reassuring.
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i see that these are for your printer so i would contact the vendor for a replacement.these worked perfectly in my printer.
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I have the same printer. The cartridges were not recognized, so I believe they do not have chips.
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I don't know. I can only speak about my HP 2050 Deskjet. These cartridges were fine. The problem is with HP printers that come chipped in a way so that they detect and reject any cartridge that isn't a "genuine" HP product. HP printers sometimes even reject remanufactured HP cartridges. Sometimes I manage to slide a generic cartridge past my printer and in the past have been able to use the occasional Sophia Global cartridge. When accepted they work fine. I think there is a way to bypass the chip in the HP printer but I am not savvy enough to do it.
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Yes, they will work. I use them in a similar model. Resetting the cartridge can be a little awkward but I have saved a fortune buy buying bulk ink.
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you can refill them, the problem is the "chip" counts pages and Stops the printer from working... so you have to get new chips for each cartridge about $20 for new chips $40 for toner about $60; I tried rebuilt cartidges and the printer does not recognize the aftermarket rebuilt cartridges; basically Minolta Konica is saying buy only EOM! expensive... I would never buy another printer with page-counting-chips in it: HP got sued for their printers non functionality when the chip count said stop: they updated their software