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I have an hp officejet 7110 all-in-one and I've been getting a message saying that supply expired on the black cartridge. i replace it and it still won't let me print. what else could be wrong

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Hello there:
This problem is usually due to a print head that needs to be replaced
I have provided the information that you will need ok
best regards mike
This document provides information on how to replace a printhead or ink cartridge.A printhead may need replacing when print quality issues cannot be resolved by cleaning the printheads or a front-panel display message indicates a printhead needs to be replaced.An ink cartridge needs replacing when a front-panel display message indicates either:

  • Low ink levels
  • Ink cartridge approaching expiration date
CAUTION: Never remove an ink cartridge and a printhead at the same time. Use the table below to identify the correct ink cartridge part number: Ink cartridge Part number HP 14 black print cartridge C5011A HP 14 tri-color print cartridge C5010A Use the table below to identify the correct printhead part number: Printhead Part number HP 14 black printhead C4920A HP 14 cyan printhead C4921A HP 14 magenta printhead C4922A HP 14 yellow printhead C4923A Replacing the ink cartridges Follow the instructions below to replace the ink cartridges:
  1. Turn on the unit, and open the print-carriage access door by lifting the handle until the door locks into place. Figure 1: Opening the access doorI have an hp officejet - c00064456.jpg
  2. The print carriage will move to the center of the unit.After the print carriage stops, remove the ink cartridge by pressing the gray release button, then lifting the cartridge up and out of its slot. Figure 2: Removing the ink cartridgec00064457.jpg
  3. Remove the new ink cartridge from its packaging and, being careful to touch only the black plastic, remove the tape. Figure 3: Removing the tapeI have an hp officejet - c00064458.jpg"/uploads/images/c00064458.jpg" alt="c00064458.jpg" class="h_mi" />
  4. With the ink cartridge label face-up, push the new ink cartridge firmly down into the appropriate slot until it clicks into place.The color ink cartridge inserts into the right-hand slot as indicated by the rainbow colored oval. Figure 4: InI have an hp officejet - c00064459.jpgew cartridgec00064459.jpg
  5. Close the print carriage access door. CAUTION: If the ink cartridge is removed before a replacement is available, close the print carriage access door and replace the ink cartridge within 24 hours.
Identifying parts of the printheads Use the table below to identify the parts:
  1. Printhead handle
  2. Printhead tower
  3. Copper contacts
  4. PlastI have an hp officejet - c00064460.jpg
  5. Ink nozzles
c00064460.jpg Do not touch:
  • Copper contacts
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  • Printhead tower
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  • Michael Thomas
    Michael Thomas Jan 24, 2010

    Replacing the
    printheads
    Follow the instructions
    below to replace the
    printheads:




    CAUTION:
    To avoid
    damaging the printer, remove a printhead only when a replacement is
    available.


        Turn on the unit, and open the print-carriage
        access door by lifting the handle until the door locks into place.
        Figure 5: Opening the access door

        The print
        carriage will move to the center of the unit. After
        the print carriage stops, release the gray print carriage latch and lift
        upward to access the printheads.
        Figure

        6: Releasing the latch

        Remove the old
        printhead by lifting the printhead handle and
        pulling upward.
        Figure 7:
        Removing the printhead

        Being careful
        to touch only the black plastic remove the new
        printhead from the packaging and gently remove the plastic tape.
        Figure 8: Removing the tape


        Using the
        printhead handle, push the new printhead firmly down
        into the appropriate slot; matching the color on the top of the
        printhead to the color on the printhead carriage.




        CAUTION:
        Do not touch the printhead tower, and do not remove the
        printhead handle.
        Figure 9: Inserting the printhead

        Move the print
        carriage latch down, and make sure the loops
        catch the hooks. Snap the latch into place, and close the print carriage
        access door.
        Figure 10:
        Closing the print carriage latch


        After the
        message to align the printheads appears in the front
        panel display, press Enter
        .
        A page prints to confirm alignment.

    Aligning the
    printheadsAligning the printheads
    ensures high-quality
    output.The HP Officejet front panel
    display will prompt for a printhead alignment every time a new printhead
    is installed.
    Align the printheads
    when prompted by pressing Enter
    .
    To align the printheads at any
    other time:


        Press Menu
        .


        Press 7
        , then 3
        . (For the HP Officejet D 125xi press 3
        , then 3
        again)A page prints to confirm
        printhead alignment.

    Performing a
    color
    calibration
    This procedure should be
    performed when:

        A noticeable problem occurs with the color tints

        A
        printhead has been replaced


    To perform a color calibration, follow the steps below:


        Press Menu
        .


        Press 7
        , then 4
        (for the HP Officejet D 125xi press 3
        , then 4
        .)A color calibration report will
        print.

        Follow the
        instructions on the report to determine the correct number and enter
        that number on the keypad.


        Press

        Enter
        .
        To cancel the calibration without
        entering a number, press Cancel
        .

    Checking the ink
    level
    The ink supply level can easily
    be checked from the front panel.


        Press Menu
        .


        Press 7
        , then 1
        . (For the HP Officejet D 125xi press 3
        , then 1
        )The display will indicate how much
        ink is remaining for both the black and color ink cartridges.


        Press Cancel
        to exit the menu.



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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 10, 2008

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hi,

Try to remove the black ink cartridge. From there, you can check the expiry date of the Ink cartridge. If its already expired, then you need to use another black ink cartridge that is not yet expired.

Thank you so much.

adonscott

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 09, 2007

SOURCE: supply expired

So many models. Does this model have printheads under the ink carts? If so, remove the print head and clean the jets with a damp Bounty paper towel. Fold the towel up a few times and blot the head into it a few times to clean out the dries ink.

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