need instructions on replacing the 610 print head product is Epson 610 and I've done all the usualcleaning procedures tnx rob
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I assume you wish to replace the CRADLE which carries the cartridges.Forget it! This is a factory precision job. You're better off buying a new printer. (Do not do the mistake of buying a WF610 or even the WF645! - Those were the WORST printers I ever had.)
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Try updating the firmware. If that doesn't work, you may be looking at a new printer. I replaced mine with the 545 and it's the best printer I've ever owned, but there's an even newer model out now. Cost is under a hundred bucks shipped from Amazon. Be sure to double check which cartridges it takes.
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How old is the unit? When you call Epson, they are going to ask you to use the printer utility to clean printer nozzles and the heads and it uses up a ton of ink. They will walk you through it, but that is what happened to ours and they sent us a replacement (it was a refurb), it did the same thing, and they sent us a brand new one. I would insist on a new one if it comes down to getting a replacement.
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Mine was delivered from office max or office depot, I would try the website and see if they have printable instruction.
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I can only say this is the printhead that is made for my printer which is a 6500A. I don't know what the part number is.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer. My best, and probably obvious, suggestion would be to contact EPSON directly. They will give you the correct solution to your problem.
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The exact instructions are on the box. When you take out the old cartridge,put in the new one the same way.
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Yeah - Did the cartridges and the print head (cost $40 on eBay). Already had tried cleaning the old head in case it was just a clog.
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Take out all the cartridges and clean the connectors with alcohol.Turn printer off and on, shake all the cartridges well and insert them. You may need to redo the steps few times before printer recognizes the cartridge again. It even happens with the original cartridge sometimes. On another note Epson printers are the worst. Can't wait to replace mine.
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It's not compatible for a 610, so I would suspect it isn't for an 810, either.....as to the other answer about the Epson asking you if you want to use them anyway, my printer never asked me that
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Assuming you get it from the same seller, I don't know, you'd have to ask them or look a little closer than I did and see if it says something about a warrenty in the ad. I probably should have looked, but I figured if the replacement print head didn't fix the problem, I wouldn't know whether I'd gotten another defective one or there was something else wrong with the printer. New heads are around $75, so I figured if this didn't fix the problem, I'd dump the printer entirely.
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I am not sure if it is the proper one for your printer; however, I strongly suggest that you go through Kodak to reorder your printhead. The one I ordered online didn't work and was ten dollars more expensive. I went straight to Kodak paid ten dollars less and my printer was up and running within 24 hours of placing the order.
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pull out plastic cover... take hold of cartridge and pull straight out. new one snaps into place easily. replace cover
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Check your user's manual. It should tell you which cartridge your printer uses. If it says the 564 cartridge, the printhead should work if the old one can be removed.
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That model is terrible. Send it to recycler, then purchase an Epson Workforce WF-2530 !! A great printer!
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Unfortunately that usually the print head is ruined and needs to be replaced. I would not suggest that you do so and instead just buy an Epson Workforce printer which uses less ink and is far more reliable.
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There's a door on the back that pops open. Turn the printer around, pull the lever at the end to the side and open it up, reach in and pull out the paper, then replace the door. It's not hard to do, though it took me several years of ownership to find it!
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i won't know, but you could go to epson.com/support and look for your model and see what # it takes and wam you got it...God Bless