How to unclog ink line hp l7580 - HP Officejet Pro L7580 All-In-One InkJet Printer

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Michael Thomas

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Posted on Aug 05, 2009

SOURCE: HPofficejetpro L7580 doesnt recognize cartridges have been replac

hELLO THERE
there should be a section there for the maintenance of the cartridges and change cartridges make sure that you use this whenever you change out a cartridge cause if you use this when you change out the cartridge the printer will always show low on ink also you can reger to your users guide for further instructions on how to do this ok? hopethat this has been very helpfull dont forget to rate my solution
best regards mike
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Rich Varsay

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Posted on Apr 04, 2013

SOURCE: I do not know how to change my printhead on my HP Officejet Pro L7580

---Make sure the printer is on, or press the Power button to turn it on. Wait for the printer to finish any warm-up diagnostics or print jobs it is performing.

---Open the access cover to the print heads. This cover may be the top cover, the front door or an ink access door on the front of the printer.

---Wait for the cartridge carriage to stop moving, making sure it is completely stationary before putting your hand in the printer. Lift up any clips or latches keeping the print heads or cartridges in place.

---Remove the old print head or ink cartridge if it is part of the cartridge, and discard it. Remove the packaging from the new print head, making sure to peel off any protective tape or twist-off protective caps.
---Insert the new print head or cartridge into the empty slot. Lower any clips or latches and make sure the print head or cartridge does not wiggle in its spot, otherwise you need to pull it out and reinsert it into the printer.

---Close the cover you opened to access the print heads and wait for the printer to calibrate the new print heads. Some printers may produce an alignment page, which you can throw away.

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