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Hp3500 finding the volumes i have printed

I need help to find out how to find the volume of prints i have produce since i had my hp3500 printer.

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Print a configuration page using the menu on the printer. Press the check button, then scroll down to the info menu, press check button, scroll down to configuration page, press the check button. The printer will print the page and give the page count for your printer. There is also a "supplies" info page under the same info menu that will give you the levels for each toner cartridge.

Hope that helps you.

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You do not say which operating system you are using.


You do not say if you are using original Epson branded or compatible generic brand cartridges.

You do not say if the printer is new and if this is your first cardtridge change, or not.

Sometimes the cartidges that come with the printer are low volume, starter cartridges. The 2 types of cartridges have slightly different codes to distinguish them.

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