AFTER CHANGING A CATDRIGE MY PRINTER IS NOT COPING WHY

I ran into the same problem with the same printer. At first I was able to take it out and turn of the printer. Put the toner cartridge back in and it would work fine. But recently, so such luck, ended up buying a new toner cartridge and works great. Slightly disappointed as the old toner is 3/4 full but its also very old and has been in the computer since purchase date. I notices when I took the old toner out I could smell the ink like it was almost burnt. If changing cartridge doesn't work I recommend a HP. I only use this printer for bulk prints but my HP for everything else. HP is the way to go....

I had this problem. My HP F380 also stopped accepting professionally filled cartridges too. The only solution was to start buying HP cartridges. Thankfully these are much cheaper on eBay than buying at the RRP in shops or elsewhere online.

just change your settings to print in only black and white and it will print just fine. there should be a button on the top of your printer that says print black and white or grey scale , its a common problem .,if you see next time it should work good .(its actually making the black color using the colored catridge by mixing the three colors in diffent ratio.)

http://files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/pho22_/pho22_rf/ink_1.htm

May be new cartridge's date over. or damage inside

hi....take it to a tech to check about the system control chip... the control chip would have gone bad... and they will replace u with a new chip..
or else Try manually moving the head carriage back and forth a few times!
Also check, if there isn't some piece of paper lodged inside, if yes try to remove it carefully!..

these are the possible solutions u can try out...
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It sounds to me that your maint counter needs to be reset. 24-7 will reset drum. Let me know if you need help getting into the simulation.

remove rests of older installations from registry:
search for "seiko" and remove everything you will find.
reboot + run setup

go back to chlorine-wish I could tell you better. Allen

try this rescue kit that includes everything you need to do the job, including how to clean the old pads instead of buying new ones.

http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/2379162-Documents-eBooks-Technical