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How to Correct an HP Firmware Update tha...

Mon February 20, 2017Written by laserlite51

HP released a firmware update on March 12, 2016 that rendered non-HP ink cartridges useless for several models of HP Officejet printers; they no longer recognize compatible brand smart chips. Error messages such as the following display to the user: “The ink cartridges appear to be missing or damaged” “Replace the ink cartridges to resume […]

Error Codes, firmware updates, printer cartridges, printer maintenance, printer models, troubleshooting

Modify the HP CP4025dn to take High Yiel...

Wed August 19, 2015Written by laserlite51

Watch this short video to modify this printer to accept high yield toners; it’s a simple fix!

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Find Your Printer Model Number

Wed May 20, 2015Written by laserlite51

“I need a new cartridge for my printer; it’s out of toner.” “Sure! What kind of printer do you have?”“It’s an EPSON.”“Do you know the model number?”“Yes, I just told you—it’s an EPSON.”*Inaudible groan on the other end of the phone.* I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been party to this same conversation, […]

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Extending the Life of Ink Cartridges

Did you know….

Proper use and handling of your inkjet cartridges will prolong their life. Following the tips below will keep your cartridges working longer and improve the quality and quantity of your prints.

Store new print cartridges in their original packages. Keep them at room temperature until you’re ready to use them.
After opening a new ink cartridge, insert it in the print cradle inside the printer and keep it there to prevent drying out and clogging.
Don’t unplug a printer until it has returned to its home position after finishing a job. Use the power button if necessary to turn off the printer. This helps prevent drying out and clogging the cartridges.
Keep your printer out of dusty environments where floating particles such as pet hair, cloth fibers, saw dust, and so forth can accumulate inside your printer and cause ink streaks. Streaking often indicates a need to clean the print cradle, and requires replacing ink cartridges before they’ve expired.
If you rarely use your printer, print a test page once a week. This will prevent the ink cartridges from drying out due to nonuse. For color printers, make sure you print a page in color.
Print in draft mode to save ink, except for those projects requiring a better quality print.

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Printer Maintenance plus Ink & Toner Cartridges

Category: printer models

How to Correct an HP Firmware Update tha...

Modify the HP CP4025dn to take High Yiel...

Find Your Printer Model Number

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