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Try Using the HP Print Diagnostic Utility in Windows - HP Customer Care (United States - English)

All I did was replace my black ink cartridge with a new one and it works. You think it would say replace ink cartridge instead of remove and check cartridge on right. Good Luck.

Firstly check the "Chip" on the cartridge, and the corresponding connector on the printer, if possible clean it. While cleaning, Switch off the printer and unplug the power chord and the usb cable. Remove the fuser and leave it outside for few minutes. After you verify that everything is clean and no doubt with chip and the interfaces, re-connect or reinstall everything and Power on the printer while you press keep pressing (don't press and hold) the power button. Check whether this helps or not and please let me know. Good luck.

This is generally caused by cartridge, make sure the cartridge's connectors (interfaces) are cleaned and not ink or dust stuck on it. for further reference, you can see this http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=125&prodSeriesId=1845551&prodTypeId=18972&objectID=c00818561 Good luck..

remove the printhead, cleaned it and put it back. Even after this if you get "Wrong cartridge". then replace the printhead with new one and the problem will be fixed

Buy a new one. It is the correct cartridge, but it might be "broken". That happens all the time- one of the wires on the cartridge electronic has blown and the printer now does not see the cartridge, that's why you are receiving that message.

This usually happens when you use aftermarket or reloaded cartridges. They may not meet manufacturer's minimum specifications or could be defective. If possible I would take them back to the vendor where you purchased them. To clear the problem, I would insert new OEM cartridges. You can try other aftermarket cartridges or reloads, but this is a trial and error approach.
You might try cartridges from LDProducts.com.
Let me know how this works out for you. Thanks.

Remove black cartridge and check to insure the spring has not broken loose.

Remove the cartridges and check them. If faulty, replace them.

I would not recommend you refilling HP ink cartidges.
Because no other ink cartridges can give you a better quality or value for you money.
Even if you call HP and say that you are using reffiled ink cartridges then they will not support you even if you are in warranty.
Because Genuine HP Cartridges are manufactured under SIX SIGMA Quality assurance and they give Value for you money.
What i can suggest you is to try a Geniune set of ink catriadges and check.

Good Luck