Printer ink i have a dell 810 all in 1 printer, do i have to use dells toner, or is it possible to use a different make of toner?

Remove your printer from the PC and uninstall the printer software. Now reinstall the printer software and connect the Printer to be detected and installed. Check printer properties to see the ink levels.
Use head cleaning before a test is taken . It is possible that the cartridge is not contacting to the board .It can also be poor ink cartridge contacts.remove reset and repeat once again.

>> Dell All-in-One Printer 810 with 2-Year Advanced Exchange

Exercise your right to "exchange" it, if the 2 years has not yet expired.

Otherwise, it might be cheaper to buy a new printer.

1. Write down the printer name and brand.
2. Remove the empty cartridge and check the writing on it. If it has any bold and big numbers on it, write these down.
3. Go to office supply store and give the clerk your notes.
4. Make sure you get the right one and take it home.
5. Check to be sure your printer is on.
6. Open your printer's lid.
7. Take out the old cartridge and put inside a small ziploc if you want to.
8. Dispose of the old cartridge. Or if possible, have the cartridge recycled.
9. Unpack new cartridge and place inside the printer.
10. Print a test page.
11. Reconfigure printer heads for best quality.

Look at the toner cartridge.

There is a small plastic locking collar on the end of the spindle of the rubber Developer Roller (it's this that carries the toner to the drum). I'd bet that this locking collar is loose, misplaced, or missing.

Leaking toner on the right of the printer is usually caused by this.

The other possible cause is a partially detached seal underneath the Developer Roller.

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Lift the priner unit lid on the printer llift he print cartridge lid,
The ink cartridge carrier moves and stops at the loading position unless the printer is busy.

Press down on the ink cartridge lever to raise the ink cartridge lid.
Remove the old ink cartridge.
Dispose of the old cartridge properly.

If you are installing a new ink cartridge, remove the sticker and transparent tape from the back and bottom of the ink cartridge.

Insert the new ink cartridge.

Snap the lid closed.
Lift the printer unit, and hold the scanner support up while lowering the printer unit until it is completely closed. Let me know if you have any questions.

If you have had the cartridge refilld just press the continue rtab on the window

I insert the new ink cartridge still it saying ing is low( its original)

Well, first off ,it's dell's fault, not yours. Even Official Dell cartridges are temperamental at best. The cartridge error you are explaining is common with Dells. They even have what's called a marriage issue, meaning the cartridge will work in only one single printer. However, I'm not sure how to fix it. Sometimes, you can install a new one and the other cartridge you never touched gives you fits, and goofs up. I'd say get a new printer. Dell is increasingly getting more stingy with their ink, and truth be told, I don't think their quality (*lexmark makes dell, so stay away from them too) matches HP or canon. If you want the best cost per page, get a canon that has individual ink cartridges. They are easy to refill, and print a great picture. You pay more $$ up front, but you'll save a ton in the long run

Solution to your issue with the printer



http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?c=us&l=en&s=gen&docid=D4E6E942DBD1FF33E030A68F2728573E&journalid=45B27F16A1FB14D7E040A68F73282EE5&Query=Y2FydHJpZGdl&SystemID=PRN_ALL_A810&ServiceTag=&contenttype=-1&os=-1&component=-1&lang=-1&doclang=en&toggle=true


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