EasyShare G610 Ink only wanted.

1. Unplug your Kodak Photo Dock's power cord. Pull the black tab on the right side of the printer down to open the ink cartridge door.
   
2. 2 Push up on the green cartridge release tab in the upper center of the ink cartridge to release the old cartridge. Pull the old ink cartridge carefully from the Photo Dock.
   
3. 3 Rotate the new ink cartridge's ribbon wheel on the side of the cartridge clockwise with your finger to remove any slack in the film. Do not rotate the wheel too much---this will damage the cartridge.
   
4. 4 Insert the new ink cartridge into the Photo Dock with ribbon film facing down until you hear the cartridge click in place. The ink cartridge will only go in one way.
   
   
   
   Do not touch the ribbon with your fingers. Handle the cartridge by its edges.
   
5. 5 Close the ink cartridge door and plug in your Kodak Photo Dock's power cord.
   

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Probably a piece of the old one is obstring it.

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No. Simply use the paper when you get new color cartrides.

You should be able to download all the installation and printing software required from:

http://wwwuk.kodak.com/global/en/service/software/easyshare/en/dln_ekn026079.jhtml?pq-path=4509

I hope this provides the solution you seek
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Hold the transfer button down then hold the left arrow. Make sure the printer is on. Should here some clicking noise. When it completes then remove the ink cartridge.

We had a similar problem and found out that we put in regular photo paper by mistake. You must use the paper that came with the cartridge because the printer dock uses a thermal heat to produce photos. After using that paper the photos were great.

Have you tried cleaning the paper feed rollers with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth? You'll have to remove the paper try first. If that doesn't work you may have to remove the ink cartridge and tighten the roller. I had to call the Kodak technical support to get help with this. Hope this helps.

it is advisable to use a recomended usb cable for your printer dock. you can try also to uninstall and reinstall the printer driver on your computer. just simply follow this steps:

Remove the drivers that your operating system automatically installed on your computer:
-- On your desktop, select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Printers & Faxes.
-- Remove all Kodak printers.
Right-click the printer icon.
Select Delete.
-- On your desktop, right-click My Computer, then select Properties.
-- Select the Hardware tab.
-- Click Device Manager.
-- In the Universal Serial Bus controllers list, right-click USB Composite Device, then select Uninstall.
note: make sure that the only device connected to your computer usb port is your G610 printer dock to make sure that the USB Composite Device that you uninstall is for your G610, most of the devices connected to you usb port has USB Composite Device also.
-- In the Imaging devices list, if any Kodak printers appear, right-click the Kodak device, then select Uninstall.
-- Disconnect the USB cable from your printer.
-- Restart the computer
-- Power Cycle the printer
-- once your computer is ready connect the G610 to your computer
-- check if you have a pop up window display on your computer informing you that your computer found a hardware device
-- you can go to printer and faxes and check if the G610 printer icon is on the list
-- try to make a test print


Verify that your computer is communicating with your printer:
-- Check that your printer is on.
-- verify if the USB cable meets your printer specifications.
-- Check that the USB cable and the power cord are securely connected to your printer and your computer.