I just refilled the black ink in my HP 820Cse...now the cartridge assembly moves around and then violently slams into the left hand wall. Suggestions on how to repair that? Thanks!

There could be a paper jam in the printer head clearning system. If the head cleaning system is not completing the cleaning motion cycle the carriage will not move the catridge to the centre.

Hi

the most important is to remove all
the air from the cartridge that has
left inside durring refilling that is why
professionals are using special machines
that refill in 0 air πρεσυρε using vaccum pump

you can check here a video on how to refill
with out any special equipment



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By using refilled cartridges you will always have this problem. Each cartridge has a chip that lets the printer know when it is full or empty. By pressing the ok button you may be able to clear this message. However, most of the time you can still be able to print and ignore the message.

lubricate the rod with WD-40 using syringe, and replace the cartridges by fresh and genuine one

it shows if your using refill cartridge. & if you r using refill cartridge clear cartridge sensor with soft hands your problem would be resolved.

aasc - As I recall from some time ago, HP experimented with putting expiration codes (chips) into some of their printer cartridges in an attempt to counter the print cartridge remanufacturers. These "refillers" were starting to really eat into the sales of new HP printer cartridges.

This was first done with some of the printers in the late 90's and I know the 800 series of printers had this "feature." You can either try a reset procedure, which is a pain and documented on various web sites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVR2dHebmTI

The other issue could be a full printer ink reservoir (some call it a spitoon) or a clogged print head. Try running the printer cleaning operation from the HP printer utility in your PC Control panel to get the heads clean, etc. The other part about cleaning out the excess ink reservoir is a little messy, but here's a link that covers that too, for your printer.

http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/12839

The other thing to try, if those about don't get you running again, is to try swapping two (2) new cartridges into the printer and then swap back the refilled ones in at attempt to "trick" the printer into thinking you've got all new virgin cartridges in it. Unplug the printer and install the new ones and turn it back on. Once you've got the printer working, you can try swapping in the refilled ones without turning off the printer, just life the cover on the printer and the cartridges will slide to the center for removal/replacement.

I had this happen with my 895cse and after researching it further, discovered that yes HP was doing this to prevent other companies from eating into their very lucrative printer/toner/ink sales, which is really where they make their money from. (sorta like razors and razor blades, they'll give you a free razor and make all their money/profit on the blades as the comsumable item)

Another option to try is to reset your system clock on the PC to a date about a year previous from today so the print cartridge memory chip thinks the cartridges aren't that old - this was a suggestion from a tech kid at best buy when I was having this same issue a couple of years ago.

Anyway, I've been using the refilled inks most of the time and opt for a new set for every third set, just so I've got a good set to refill.

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

The ink cartridge is bad get a new one after a few times of refilling the ink cartridge they go bad. Hope this helps ya

Cheers
Johnthetr870

Hi,

You can inject your cartridges. with ink injection kits.

http://www.ink-refills-ink.com/?src=GoogleInkRefills&keyword=ink%20refill%20kits&gclid=CJD3i7GtkZoCFRaA3godEUanFg

Regards
Richard

Hello, First of all, let's start with some simple questions. 1 Was the cartridge ever refilled or is it in the original state? 2 How exactly did this occured? I'm asking this because most printers have a limited space inside them for the cartridge to move around when printing. If they don't fit exactly as they should, they will most likely hit something in their movement when printing. If your cartridge was refilled maybe the person who did that didn't attached the cartridge top part properly and now it moved out of position and hits the inner top of the cartridge housing. Please provide me first with these informations so I can better assist you.

I get error 1200 and print carrier stall.  The carrier moves fine when I turn it on, in fact it slams to the right!  Will not print at all!