HR Inkject blackballing intervention?

  • Thread starter Angelo Campanella
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Angelo Campanella

I'm still using my HP deskjet 6122. It has the nasty characteristic of
blackballig cartrides I have refilled after some useage. I've tried the
3-swap routine, but still, most such catridges eventually become all
blackballed (unit refuses to acknowlege it as a valid cartridge). I've
also tried taping over some contacts as prescribed a year or two ago,
but that does not work here. Also, at times a blackballed cartridge,
after being retired for a few months, becomes recognizable again. No
rhyme or reason...

Any recent discoveries or recommendations?

Angelo Campanella
 
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measekite

I'm still using my HP deskjet 6122. It has the nasty characteristic of
blackballig cartrides I have refilled after some useage. I've tried the
3-swap routine, but still, most such catridges eventually become all
blackballed (unit refuses to acknowlege it as a valid cartridge). I've
also tried taping over some contacts as prescribed a year or two ago,
but that does not work here. Also, at times a blackballed cartridge,
after being retired for a few months, becomes recognizable again. No
rhyme or reason...

Any recent discoveries or recommendations?

Angelo Campanella
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If you do not want blackballig carts then you need to use the correct ink
that HP recommends for the printer.
 
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