IDS failure, call HP message comes up - HP OfficeJet D135 All-In-One InkJet Printer

Hope this helps you. This error is caused by either a correct or incorrect detection of air in the manifold. The steps below will clear the error condition, which should solve the problem if it is caused by an incorrect detection of air. If there really is air in the manifold, however, this procedure will not solve the problem and the printer will have to be serviced. Step 1 - Remove all printheads CAUTION: Do not touch the printhead tower. Do not remove the printhead handle. Keep printheads out of the reach of children. Figure 1: HP 14 printhead 1 - Handle 2 - Tower

1. Make sure the unit is plugged in and the power is turned on.
2. Open the print carriage access door by lifting the handle until the door locks in place. The print carriage moves to the center.
3. Wait two or three seconds, then unplug the power cord.
4. Open the printhead latch. See the illustration below. Figure 2: Open the printhead latch
5. Remove each problem printhead by lifting the printhead handle and pulling up. See the illustration below. Figure 3: Remove the printhead

1. Close the printhead chute.
2. Close the access door.
3. Plug the power cord back in.
4. Turn on the power. The front panel should read No Printhead. Will damage Product. Insert [color name] [icon] printhead now . NOTE: The carriage may make a grinding noise when you turn the power on. This noise is normal.
5. Open the print carriage access door by lifting the handle until the door locks in place. The print carriage moves to the center.
6. Wait two or three seconds, then unplug the power cord.
7. Open the printhead latch.

1. Place each printhead in its slot in the printhead carriage. The colored shape on the top of the printhead should match the colored shape on the proper slot on the printhead carriage.
2. Press down firmly and evenly on both the front and back of the printhead, as shown in the illustration below. Proper seating is essential to making good electrical contact.