My printer is an HP LaserJet 1022,How do you keep track of print count on one of these cartridges?
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Good info on holding down the green key for about 4 sec to get the page count.Never looked at this before. My very old 1022 printed 15,220 pages... so far ... and still going strong.Here is my data point. I get about 2,000 pages per LD brand toner cartridge.
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You have to keep track of the page count in the printer itself. Print the test page and note the page count when you first install the cartridge. Then check the page count periodically and calculate how many pages you have printed since the cartridge was installed. http://configpages.blogspot.com/2012/02/hp-laserjet-1022.html
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Double print with the HP Deskjet 1000 by printing every other page.Example: 1,3,5,7,9,11, . . .Then turn over print 2,4,6,8,10,12, . . .Number of pages is limited to my guess 60-pages.It's a wonderful, low cost way of printing.I'm a law student and truly have enjoyed a quality printer at a bargain price.Please feel free to email me here or at my private email address rgd53@hotmail.comRobert G. Deardorff, Jacksonville, Florida
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Reset ink cartridges then run maintenance on nozzles..Also see in printer utility that u see the new cartridge is installed.
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The LaserJet HP CP 1525nw is the printer I put the memory in. Read my previous post for more information.David
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Hi, Roberto!Yes, here is how you can see how much RAM you have:From the Control Panel on the actual printer, press "Menu" button, then either scroll down or enter "6" on the keypad to get to option "6", "Print Reports". Then, under "Print Reports", either scroll down or enter "5" on the keypad to get to option "5", "User Settings". Then press "Start" button to print out the User Settings Pages, which has all the info about the printer.My printout was two pages. On the very BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER of the first page (last line) it should show RAM size.So a quick way to enter the button sequence on the Printer's Control Panel would be:MENU + 6 + 5 + START Hi, Roberto!Yes, here is how you can see how much RAM you have:From the Control Panel on the actual printer, press "Menu" button, then either scroll down or enter "6" on the keypad to get to option "6", "Print Reports". Then, under "Print Reports", either scroll down or enter "5" on the keypad to get to option "5", "User Settings". Then press "Start" button to print out the User Settings Pages, which has all the info about the printer.My printout was two pages. On... » Read More Hi, Roberto!Yes, here is how you can see how much RAM you have:From the Control Panel on the actual printer, press "Menu" button, then either scroll down or enter "6" on the keypad to get to option "6", "Print Reports". Then, under "Print Reports", either scroll down or enter "5" on the keypad to get to option "5", "User Settings". Then press "Start" button to print out the User Settings Pages, which has all the info about the printer.My printout was two pages. On the very BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER of the first page (last line) it should show RAM size.So a quick way to enter the button sequence on the Printer's Control Panel would be:MENU + 6 + 5 + START « Show Less
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I can't tell you--the printer was a piece of junk. I did get a replacement-which was also a piece of junk! neither one lasted through a cartridge change.
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There are 2 ways. Use the software that came with the printer. Just press the scan button on the printer.
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Once the cartridge registers as empty, turn the printer off and back on again and the cartridge will register as full. Mine wouldn't reset until after it thinks it's empty.
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It is HP -- the real issue is whether or not it fits your printer. HP makes two 564 cartridges -- one slim and one wider. If you have a certain model HP, the slim cartridge won't fit.
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go to hp.com, select printers then identify yours. there should, somewhere, be a place to download the driver for your printer. I do nothave that model so cant speak from experience, but have had to do as I explained at least 3x's in connecting to newor different computers. good luck jb
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You're not particularly clear on exactly what isn't working. For example, does the button not respond or does the page come through without anything on it? A good debugging step would be to see if it prints in black/white and gray scale. Then you would know it isn't in the cartridges. Another potentially stupid suggestion...have you tried googling the specific problem to see if others have already solved it?
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I have a HP 200 Laserjet printer 251---prints, black & white and colored photos.
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how many copies that cartridge will print on a full cartridge. There is a larger one so you don't have to order so quick if you use it allot! Jerry
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I have a different HP printer, but I have to at least keep an old color cartridge just to hold the place and for it to work properly. We do this and only use and replace our black cartridge. If you were meaning can you have two 98 black cartridges in the printer at the same time, as opposed to a color and a black, I don't know. Hope this helps!
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If you already have the printer I would suggest contacting HP tech support. If you haven't bought this printer and are looking to future parts replacement, I would suggest buying a printer with better reviews.
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You can't, period. It is a defective product, bad microchips or something. Toss it and get a new, different printer.
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Looking at my HP printer and some old HP printers they will take the large or small cartridge.look at the markings in the printer to install the cartridge. Sorry all I can tell you. g.