I want step by step instructions for replacing the ink cartriges on my 926 Photo Printer.

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Follow the below instructions

1. Lift the printer unit up. Position the scanner support beam between the tabs to hold the printer unit lid open. The ink cartridge carrier moves to the loading position in the center of the printer.
   

2. Press down on the lever in front of the right and left ink cartridges lid. The lid opens and raises up.
   

3. Remove the color and black ink cartridges from the carrier. Inspect the cartridges to ensure that it is compatible with the Dell 926 printer. The proper cartridge is called Dell 926 Standard Capacity Color Ink and Dell Standard Capacity Black Ink.
   

4. Examine the cartridges for any tape over the ink nozzle. New cartridges have a strip of tape covering the bottom of the cartridge that must be removed before installing into the printer.
   

5. Insert the cartridges into the carrier so the label is on top with the color logo side going in first. Press the lid down to snap it into place.
   

6. Push the scanner support bar back to release it. Lower the printer unit until it is closed.
   

7. Turn the printer off. Restart the computer. Turn the printer on. If the error message appears again, the cartridges may be defective and needs to be replaced.
   

I hope this clears up your problem.

Good Luck and Have a Nice Day!!

I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM

ANY SOLUTIONS

Do you have a '926' or a '962' printer? You've cited each number in your problem description.

Remove the ink cartridge.
Turn the printer off.
Turn the printer on.
Reinsert the ink cartridge.

If the problem persists, contact Dell, and get them to replace it.

Contact the dell chat suport line on the dell.com website they are good at fixing probles even if they have to seend someone out or have you seend it in.

Replacing Ink Cartridges 1. Turn on your printer. 2. Lift the printer unit. 3. The ink cartridge carrier moves and stops at the loading position unless the printer is busy. 4. Press down on the ink cartridge lever to raise each ink cartridge lid. 5. Remove the old ink cartridges. 6. Store the cartridges in an air-tight container, such as the storage unit you received with your photo cartridge, or dispose of them. 7. If you are installing new ink cartridges, remove the sticker and transparent tape from the back and bottom of each ink cartridge. 8. Insert the new ink cartridges. Make sure the black or photo ink cartridge is secure in the left ink cartridge carrier and the color ink cartridge is secure in the right ink cartridge carrier. 9. Snap each lid closed. 10. Close the printer unit. 11. An alignment page automatically prints.

The ink your purchased is likely a cheap watered down version of what your printer is meant to take. You may notice that the ink smears when you rub the page directly after printing. Why you chose to use the blue and red ink to make black blows my mind. These refill kits are insanely cheap and buying the black could not have been much more. Not using black ink in the black cartridge would explain why your print is faded. Also, there is no way to reset the ink levels on this type of cartridge. As long as the printer still prints, just ignore the ink level indicator and print until the ink runs dry. I recommend Cartridge World for ink refills because they use high quality ink to manufacturer specified volumes while still saving you money.

Go to this webpage: http://www.ldproducts.com/Dell-Ink,Photo-all-in-one,926,Ink-Cartridge,3234,printer.html Click on the links for InTec Refill Kit for Dell MW175 Black and InTec Refill Kit for Dell MW174 Color. Scroll down to Specifications and click on the Instruction Video link for each. That should help some.

I used some less expensive generic ink cartridges on my RX500 and had a similar experience with the black. If you're already using the Epson brand, done the head cleaning, realignment and nozzel checks, I'm not much help. Try Epson's support at their web site.