HP Deskjet F340 All-In-One Printer "brand ink cartridge work" Questions

...and here; http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/inkjet/50913#243 hp is supposed to give you a brand new printer for free. or its a reman ink and the printer is trying to force you to buy a new

ink cartridge (new) or is it a refill. I had the same problem but with a Tesco brand cart, sometimes it worked some times it didn't. Also had same problem with a refill with the refill I just took

brand name Canon ink cartridges are much larger in (ml) ink, it comes with FULL ink cartridges, not starters with little in, and has Vista drivers( XP too). The color in is in individual cartridges C,

...ink - only color. It is brand new so i don't understand? Sometimes, the brand new inks have a bad head on them. You should return the ink to the store for a replacement and the new one should work ...

...Brand new hp color cartridge is not printing magenta--prints yellow and cyan just fine. What's the deal? It shows all three colors on the metalic band, so that makes us think it's not a problem of it ...

...brand new black ink cartridge, but the black ink will not print. It acts like it is, but nothing comes out.??? The color ink works fine. Please follow the instructions given below ton print a test ...

ink cartridges from another manufacturer. How to override this & get on with printing? Use the cartridges for the same brand and same part number as of your printer, other brands will not work for

...brand I always use and the ink light still flashes and I cannot print. I have tried turning printer off and on again - help please - Fran look for the manual and look if there is a way to reset the ...

...page & can not find this option to do so . Can some one help ? Hi better replace new ink cartridge and not refill, oftentimes improper refilling damage cartridges. It will work with brand new

...ink out of the print heads, priming them and getting them ready to print. Finally, install the cartridge into your printer and print a few test pages. Printers are very finicky devices usually better ...