Cartridges not moving

During last one year my printer 3820 was not in use. recently I replaced cartridges and tried to use. printing states is showing first as printing. then stucking & cancelling the print job. when printer is starting the job cartidges are trying to comeout to printable area but unabled. I soundly cleaned some area splashed old ink. but no answer.

Anonymous Dec 14, 2007

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normanhou Aug 16, 2008

Printer goes through its start up OK. A print job appears to go to the printer, it disappears from the Queue. Carriage does not move nothing printed. Deleted and reinstalled all printer software. If the cartridges are empty will this happen?Have unplugged the power and then re-powered.

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Sounds like a corrupt driver, uninstall your printer (Start> Printers and Faxes on right column), select your printer icon, right click>Delete. Disconnect your printer and re install drivers first, then reconnect printer when prompted. If still not performing correctly suspect printer head carrier fault.

Posted on Oct 25, 2006

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Hi I had this problem on a pixma ip3000. The bottom of the holder where the print head sits was bent down ever so slightly catching occasionally on various parts jamming the cartridges. Cheers Mike

Posted on May 17, 2007

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Chech if you have proparly removed the sticker under crtrige nozzles

Posted on Mar 01, 2007

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Replaced cartridge but keeps saying no cartridge what do i do

Posted on Feb 16, 2007

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SOURCE: Printer will not print.

In your print utility, you need to calibrate your printer, which will print a test page and realign your cartridges. It should be OK after this. If not restart the printer and the computer.

Posted on Sep 13, 2007

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SOURCE: alignment after new cartridge

Hi I think that you will need to clean the gold dots on the printer carriage or if not done so remove the blue tape from the cartridge or if you are trying to use refills install some originals as this may help.

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Posted on Dec 31, 2007

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SOURCE: HP 840c Printer - Print quality problem.

I have no magenta trying second cartridge still same problem

Posted on Jan 10, 2010

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