Cart wasn't remanufactured, and when went to use seals are craqcked and leek ink on the paper and can't use. Advise Bruce
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I am showing there are 18 different sellers on this particular listing. You will most likely want to check who had shipped your cartridge and contact them to report the issue.
234390
I don't know if your cartridge is sealed. It can't be a sealed cartridge. Has to have an open port. (Where the ink comes out, usually the opening is on the bottom of the cartridge.) If it has an open port, flip the cartridge over and fill it.
362458
If you have the carton there should be a customer service email or phone on it. try that.
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They are not sealed; you can see this in the product photo. However, I guess you could relubricate them.
1044378
A few things could be wrong.Either the paper is not in the right section or the paper is in there crooked ...The ink cartridge could b messed up also.
51641
I have had issues with the remanufactured cartridges. Sometimes they are great, other times they don't last very long or don't work at all. I have gone back to using new as it is hit and miss.
678408
Best to go to HP online. I do not buy remanufactured ink anymore. Too many problems. Good luck!
48714
it is oem (ORIGINAL) not remanufactured or "no frills" brand. I tried that one time and I'll never do that again. the toner started to run and bleed on the paper and that affected the drum. It's just not worth it.
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Pat, I always assume the basics first and not knowing your expertise, just make sure you pulled the seal tape, have the right cartridge, reboot the printer, etc. Then I'd look at the printer's web interface, and the Windows troubleshooter before giving up and returning. If it's something you're doing, a new printer won't be any help.
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As much as I would like to help, I'm afraid there is not much advise I can offer. If you have the device on the rear of your printer that permits printing on two sides of the paper, I suggest removing it and looking for any paper stuck in the device or up in the printer itself. Be sure the reversing device is reinstalled ind latched well.There is not much more that I can suggest.Bob
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you didn't do anything wrong. I had the same problem and the company would not do anything about them because it was past so many days! Everywhere else I ordered the cartridges from were good up to a year if there was a problem. Not this company. some of my were not recognized by the printer, so they weren't any good to me. Other ones leaked in the bag. I've been trying to use them up, but I have to clean the heads alot too. These are garbage and amazon should stop selling them.
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I had the same problem because my cartridges were all dried up...too old. Here is how I revived them and was, quite frankly, amazed they came back. First, I put about 1/2" of 91% rubbing alcohol in a plastic tub (like a butter tub or a cottage cheese tub). I set the cartridges in this alcohol for a day...just let them soak. I then rubbed them clean with a soft sponge and let them soak a little more. --an hour or so...then took them out and put the holes side to a vacuum cleaner hose with the vacuum on full blast. Hold the cartridge in your hand, make like a fist around it and suck the cartridge. This pulls the goop out of the holes. Now, fill the cartridge as per instructions and put them back int eh printer and run the print had cleaner several times. If you are still getting crappy prints, do a short soak in the alcohol about five minutes and then vacuum again and repeat the head cleaner cycle. This should do the trick. If not, your cartridges are too far gone. What pleased me about the kit is, my cartridges have never performed as well or printed so long. The kit provides enough stuff to refill them dozens of times. Also, never let your cartridges go very long without color printing or b&w printing..about a week at most. They can dry out and this is what kills a lot of cartridges. Even if you have to go ahead and buy a new set of cartridges, the kit is well worth it. You will see with your first refilling. If you take care of your cartridges, and refill them at the first sign they are getting weak, I can bet you will never again pay $35.00 or $50.00 for a stupid cartridge set that only lasts ten weeks.
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I bought remanufactured cartridges but not work for me, the reloaded and not served, threw them in the trash.
552250
I belive the corrector is not refillable. The Convincer (and I have two of them) has replacement cartridges you can purchase.
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I believe there is a clear plastic seal glued to outside of passage where ink should go into printer.I removed that seal carefully with penknife. It is glued very well; it may take a few minutes to take it out.
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Take out the ink cartridge, and put duct tape or electrical tape over the empty clear ink box .. Then put it back in
959482
There are too many sellers to get a straight answer. It used to be nice when Amazon would sell these directly. You could be sure it was a genuine new item. At this price from a third party seller, you can be pretty sure it is a remanufactured cartridge.