Is this kit not compatible for HP 920 cartridge?
1027662
as far as i know yes ive used it in three different hp printers and have had no problems
1027663
Google how to refill HP 920 cartridges. If you find any instructions that involve using a syringe, then yes. I imagine you should be able to use this kit though.
1027664
I'm not sure what the HP920 cartridge consists of , but you basically have to find out where the refill holes are in your current ink cartridge are by lifting the little sticky label on it. My ink cartridge is the #21, and it pretty much shows exactly which hole is for what particular ink color from the color pattern on the label.
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Greetings, I can't speak specifially of the HP920 cartridge, but I can tell you that it does, in fact, work im my HP901 and HP60 cartridges. At first it didn't seem to work. I followed the instructions that came with the kit and didn't have any luck. So what I did was add more ink via the vent hole of each respective color on the top of the cartridge. I just pierced the lable with the syringe and added a total of approximately 4.0 cc in the black cartridge, and between 2.5 to 3.0 cc of color. ( My three colors are incorporated into one cartridge). Make sure you indentify the appriate vent for each color you are adding. Anyway, after doing so, I have been getting excellent results. I have pinted about 70 8x10 pictures and several hundred pages of text, and I am still on the same refill!!! After you fill your cartidges, cove the label that you pierced, with a small piece of a self adhesive shipping or mailing label, and you should be good to go. I've been told that you can only refill a cartridge so many times, and then it wont work anymore, but even if you can only refill it a couple times, it more than pays for itself to buy this kit. My replacement cartridges cost almost 70 bucks, so, well you get the idea. Hope this helps! Kris
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No, the 920XL (has more ink than the 920) and the 920 are for the HP Printers Series that has a Black Ink Cartridge and 3 Color (Cyan, Yellow & Magenta) Cartridges. If your printer uses a 92 Cartridge you need to get a 92 or if they have a 92(XL). Hope this helps.
1497700
It is compatible with my 920, I do not know if they have the exact some bodies but it will be if they do.
1430001
I have not, but it was not accepted by my B1160W. If that's any indication, you may want to steer clear of this "compatible" cartridge.
129315
I don't know. If you put in the number of the cartridge in search it should pull up the various printers in which it would work.
579104
Its to funny that you'd say that about compatible replacement cartridges. I have a small Canon i560 printer and used compatible cartridges in it - since then, no matter that I've since replaced them with Canon cartridges - it prints 2 brownish lines at the end of the page. Pretty aggravating - have tried everything to fix this - looks like the only fix there is is to buy a new printer - would you buy the Pro 9000 again if you had it to do over.
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Should work with either. There are helpful step by step videos on YouTube. Watch one of them to be sure your cartridge matches.
114973
I don't know. Both of mine quit working before I could replace the cartridges.
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With the ink kit you will have a disposable syringe (they can be purchased at a pharmacy for 25 cents) for each color. Peel back the HP label on the cartridge and you will see hole where you will inject the ink. Fill the syringe and slowly, very slowly inject the ink. As soon as it looks like the ink is starting to bubble out of the hole, stop. Put the label back on, set the cartridge in a position so the ink will flow to the sponge pad. For the 920 you can dab a wet paper towel (distilled or pure water is best) on the sponge until ink flows. Then you are all set. Remember, less is better than more, and make sure the top label is sealed. You should get ink on the towel which indicates ink is flowing. If not, wait several hours or up to a day. The 920's work very well for this job. Also, if you can, take out your print head and clean it. There are videos on You Tube that show you how to do this. Good luck, hope this helps.
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No I don't. I would go to the HP website and search for cartridges for your particular model. Very easy to find. This cartridge does work in several different models but there are so many models I wouldn't try it even if it does fit.
1907394
This kit is not compatible, the one you need can be found at ASIN B008NATE5G.
1264297
I researched this question and the information I received is, Yes! For HP inkjet 3520. I do not have any personal experience to reassure you of.
253020
You need to check what your printer says the number cartridge you need . They are not universal!
1040562
Not sure about that. Check online at HP and it should tell if you can use that cartridge. Wish I could be more helpful.
1639529
If you run a supplies status page from your HP printer it will print you out all the model numbers you need for cartridges, fuser, transfer kit etc. and show you how much life is left in each. My advise would be to stick with 100% HP parts. You can also check with HP directly.
1902490
Sorry, this might not apply to you, I have a Pixma 922 and the cartridges work perfectly
2228230
I have a Pizza--Model 892 or 992. In any case, when I install a cartridge, a light on the cartridge tells me it is properly installed. If your printer model is supported for the cartridges you purchased, yours should work the same way.