I've received a copier message that reads "Ink System Failure", and to turn printer off and then on. I've turned the copier on/off several times already, and the message will not go away. I've also changed the black ink cartridge because I thought that I probably ran out of ink. How can I fix this?

I just got off the phone with HP tech support for this very issue- Oxc19a0022 Ink System Failure for my HP B209a Photosmart Plus inkjet printer. I tried unplugging etc. as suggested on the HP website with no success. I was told that this message indicates that either the printhead itself needs replacing or "some other hardware issue" in the printer is to blame. Either way I was told the fix would cost "more than half that of a new printer" and, exactly as doubee stated, it was suggested I "upgrade" to one of HP's newer printers. I was told the good news is HP has "a number of specials going on right now". Yay! This printer got very very light usage, maybe a few sheets every month or so. Since the tech was quick to tell me the printer is out of warranty, I asked when their records show I purchased it and was told 1 year and 10 months ago. I was also told that had I purchased the extended warrranty the issue would have been covered. At that point I asked the tech to relay to the higher ups that any printer that can't make it past the 2 year mark is "pretty poorly made" and that a customer should not have to purchase an extended warranty to ensure it lasts a few years. I will not be buying another HP printer anytime soon (although I suspect the competition is probably playing the same games). I just got off the phone with HP tech support for this very issue- Oxc19a0022 Ink System Failure for my HP B209a Photosmart Plus inkjet printer. I tried unplugging etc. as suggested on the HP website with no success. I was told that this message indicates that either the printhead itself needs replacing or "some other hardware issue" in the printer is to blame. Either way I was told the fix would cost "more than half that of a new printer" and, exactly as doubee stated, it was suggested I "upgrade" to one of HP's newer printers. I was told the good news is HP has "a number of specials going on right now". Yay! This printer got very very light usage, maybe a few sheets every month or so. Since the tech was quick to tell me the printer is out of warranty, I asked when their records show I purchased it and was told 1 year and 10 months ago. I was also told that had I purchased the extended warrranty the issue would have been covered. At that point I asked the tech to relay to the higher ups that any printer that can't make it past the 2 year mark is "pretty poorly made" and that a customer should not have to purchase an extended warranty to ensure it lasts a few years. I will not be buying another HP printer anytime soon (although I suspect the competition is probably playing the same games).