Is there a metal sleeve in all three openings in the plug that goes in the back of the printer. I only have two. If possible reply to fewcw@yahoo.com
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Ok sire I see what you are talking about so that should we do about this product should send this one back to you or ????....
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How do you open to see inside of the pad?There was a little piece fell out of the charger and I wanted to open it to see.here it came from so I could fix it. If I can. I can't be without my pad.
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Sorry for the delay but just released from Hospital yesterday. I too am confused about why you would need to remove the cover. If you have a mechanical problem with the drive mechanism that transport the print cartridges, please do not attempt a repair. Take to HP shop for expert assistance. However if you are confused on how to change the cartridges then the other poster is correct. Just lift the cover (scanner will also rise), allow the cartridges to settle into accessible position, press on the spring clip associated with the cartridge you wish to replace, remove the old, replace with the new and continue until you have replaced all cartridges needed to return the printer to usable condition. Hope I did not get too wordy with the reply. BTW, Love my HP Photosmart.
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my email address is jcrd peoplepc com I've run into this a lot on HP printers...it is very frustrating... Sometimes I replace the cartridge(built in head, not tanks like Vivamart epson) and that fixes it. On tank type (4 separate cartridges)with one head on the carriage, all you can do is replace the main head, with it's PC circuit. Another possibility is mis-alignment of the PC circuit on the cartridge with the contacts on the head. Try leaving the carriage hold down cover "unclicked" or just lying down on the cartridges enough to clear the frame. Let me know if that works. Like I say it happens a lot on HP printers with all-in-one head & ink cartridges, which have a lot of small contacts. It only takes on poor contact to cause blank page. thanks JC in Denver, colo.
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I use my printer more often than you do so I don't have your problem, but I'll offer a suggestion you might consider. That is to remove the cartridges before you are going to leave it for a period of time and seal the it with scotch tape. I do remove my cartridges with regularity so know you can take them out and put them back in quite a few times. Like I said, I've never tried this but it doesn't sound like you have anything to lose by trying it. Good luck.
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Have you tried swapping the outlets for the computer and the printer? I think it's possible for one plug in the 2-plug outlet to go bad and the other still works. Have you tried unplugging the power cord from the back of the printer and reinserting it firmly? Sometimes they get wiggled just loose enough that they don't make the connection, but they're not completely out of the hole. Last thought - could be a bad power supply, which would explain why it worked one day and not the next. You could have a new power supply installed, however, if it is a hardware issue, it would probably be more cost effective to just replace the printer. Hope this helps!
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Now the black cartridge doesn't go in at all. The other cartridges fit in. I have gotten frustrated and dismantled the printer. Thanks for replying.
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As much as I would like to help, I'm afraid there is not much advise I can offer. If you have the device on the rear of your printer that permits printing on two sides of the paper, I suggest removing it and looking for any paper stuck in the device or up in the printer itself. Be sure the reversing device is reinstalled ind latched well.There is not much more that I can suggest.Bob
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Hello! Sorry I can't help for sure, but I do not own that printer! Not sure why Amazon thinks I do. However, the cable does look to be a standard USB printer cable. The flat connector goes into the PC and the "covered bridge" connector goes into the printer, I would think.
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Just a usual USB cable with the regular plug on one end and the small plug on the other - but most importantly, you should save yourself the money and find another printer that doesn't cut out on you when there is still ink in the cartridge ;).
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Thanks for getting back to me. My problem is that the small one is the one that is getting empty, and the big one is still as full as when I first bought the printer. I print mostly documents, but don't know how to force the printer to use the big black cartridge. I am thinking of trying selecting "grayscale" more often, to see if that starts drawing down on the big cartridge. I have previously just selected color printing, even if doing only black and white documents.Again, thanks for answering my cry in the wilderness.Cheers!
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The dust cover cannot be used while the printer is on.......at least not for the printer I bought, which is an Epson Workforce Pro WP-4530. I wasn't looking for a dust cover that I could keep on while using my printer. My printer is approx 14" high by 18" long by 18" deep and the dust cover fits it perfectly. But there is no room to pull out/extend the printer tray while the dust cover is on it nor are there any openings or slits for ventilation. However it is a very nice dust cover, strong plastic material and well-made. I would most certainly look at Computer Dust Solutions for any future purchases of covers, etc. The dust cover cannot be used while the printer is on.......at least not for the printer I bought, which is an Epson Workforce Pro WP-4530. I wasn't looking for a dust cover that I could keep on while using my printer. My printer is approx 14" high by 18" long by 18" deep and the dust cover fits it perfectly. But there is no room to pull out/extend the printer tray while the dust cover is on it nor are there any openings or slits for ventilation. However it is a very nice dust cover, strong plastic material and well-made. I would most certainly look at Computer Dust Solutions... » Read More The dust cover cannot be used while the printer is on.......at least not for the printer I bought, which is an Epson Workforce Pro WP-4530. I wasn't looking for a dust cover that I could keep on while using my printer. My printer is approx 14" high by 18" long by 18" deep and the dust cover fits it perfectly. But there is no room to pull out/extend the printer tray while the dust cover is on it nor are there any openings or slits for ventilation. However it is a very nice dust cover, strong plastic material and well-made. I would most certainly look at Computer Dust Solutions for any future purchases of covers, etc. « Show Less
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Not sure what the deal is! The email shows a red one just like mine but this picture in blue is way off the grid for answering your question. It is not like the one I bought with an insert for the smaller cartridges. e.g. 221 // The 220 or 320 use the back plane of the one I own. I just lift the insert out and place them in to reset them. Mine works well. Again, this is not the one own.
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Mine came with the wall sleeve as I believe they all do. It has been a year but I am almost certain they come as a standard. You might give them a call. They are a USA manufacturing company. I called for a couple installation and electrical installation concerns before purchasing and they were very helpful...And this is one very nice unit!
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gently push up on the clear plastic cover to remove. Gently push the ink roller to the left and it will pop out. Insert your new roller and replace the clear cover by inserting the bottom into the slot first and then gently push.
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On the side of the cartridge there should be a green or black lever. You have to pull out the plastic cover from the ink cartridge then it should click in place. Also check inside your printer, it may have fell off that's why you don't see it.
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Make sure the inside of lid(white plastic) has not become dirty. I accidently swiped mine with a pen one time and it shows up on come copies, even after scrubbing the mark. Could use a cleaning/whitening product if it appears dingy. Good luck with the support group, I am still trying to find out if I can view a fax(s) I have sent. My old HP printer kept the log and let me access, view or print whatever I had sent. Nice option, no so much with this new one.