I have an HP PSC AllinOne which I have had for approximately 2 and a half years. I have consistently purchased HP genuine ink cartridges 336 and 342 via Phoenix Direct via the Internet. The last order guided me towards Phoenix Direct's own cartridges labelled HP REMAN C9362E (336) and HP REMAN C9361E (342). I have used one of the black cartridges successfully but have recently replaced this also(empty)with another of Phoenix's own and also replaced the colour cartridge with my last HP's own genuine colour cartridge. Basically, I can get no black printout at all and the colour cartridge will only print in blue. I have tried the cleaning process, and printing the diagnostic pages but all to no avail. Can you suggest an answer to this problem please? [email protected]

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If is an original brand? Some generic cartridges or refill ones gave that problem.

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I have a HP Business Inkjet 1220 Printer, and the block ink cartridge light is flashing. I replaced the cartridge with a brand new one, closed the door, and black ink light is still flashing. I put in another neew black ink cartridge, closed the door, and same issue- black cartidge ink light flashing. I cannot print- what to do?

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Turn off the device after removing the printhead After removing the printhead, turn off the device, wait about 20 seconds, and turn it on again without the printhead installed. After it has restarted, reinsert the printhead.

it will go through this long routine of perhaps 20 min or so. after its compleate it should print great.

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I think I know what is the problem. I refilled my black ink cartridge and it printed for a while, but at some point it just stopped working. The head wouldn't touch the paper. Initially I thought the printer had a problem, but then I discovered that the color cartridge still worked.I had a spare new cartridge so I changed it. Everything worked just fine afterwards. My hypothesis is that HP tracks an identifier in the cartridge and does NOT allow you to refill (I even think they simulate for the cartridge to be failing, but I still have to corroborate this). I think this is outrageous and illegal. Please let other people with the same problem know about it. So, the solution is to stop using HP products.

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The print heads don't appreciate being out of ink so the Brother printer has sensors to prevent that but the tape defeated that prevention. Maybe more cleanings or maybe a cartridge with printhead cleaning solution will help. Otherwise, I fear a new printer.