Some newer HP printers are equipped with ability to reject a refurb ink cartridge. Does anyone know if refurb ink works with the HP Deskjet 1055?
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I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used" cartridges I bought via Amazon. Hope this helps. I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used"... » Read More I have a 3051 and use refurbs all but when it was new. It recently began to "reject" the cartridges about every 10 pages or so. When I first installed the cartridges, it recognized a "used or..." cartridge, but didn't give me problems until I was about 1/2 to 3/4 through the cartridges. Each time it "rejected" it would make me 'realign" the cartridges. About 3 days ago it stopped allowing me to print at all. It put up an error code and I guess I will have to buy HP cartridges to be able to print. I have not had this problem with other "used" cartridges I bought via Amazon. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I can't answer for a 1055 printer but Sophia will return money if cartridge won't work.
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Best to go to HP online. I do not buy remanufactured ink anymore. Too many problems. Good luck!
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The HP cartridges I have filled with this ink work well. I would imagine, if refilled and unused for a long period of time, the jets may dry as with any factory filled cartridge. As another person mentioned, refill the cartridge at the first streaking or irregularity you notice in the print, don't run it completely dry.
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I'm sorry I have never refilled a 105 cartridge, but I suspect they all use the same toner. The 105L is just a high capacity cartridge.
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I don't know about that specific chip but it never worked for me - it was just too cheap to worry about the return. I since changed to an HP printer that allows used cartridges.
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I wouldn't order ANY REFILL kit! I did and and my printer rejected it. There is a chip in the ink levels that alert the cartridges and won't let you refill! So lucky I didn't pay more then $20.00 bucks on the refill kits. BUT I did have to buy the right HP new cartridges price which isn't cheap! The best place I found to get the cartridges are either Sam's Club or Costco. Walmart only has 1/2 the ink compare to the other stores.. Look for the # of pages you get for the ink you purchase. Good luck!!
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I have a similar printed and the refurbished cartridges work on mine. Don't know why they will not work on yours. Sorry I cannot be a much help.so
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I checked and doubled checked for you sir and yes you can use the HP 61 ink in your deskjet 1000 series. So go for it and save some $$
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Usually not. New printers come with a starter cartridge (quite a bit less yield than a regular one) but refurbished don't.
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Yes it does, and don't use re-manufactured inks even though it's tempting though some people have had luck with them. I buy out of date HP 61 ink and they work with no problem, can find good deals on this. I do little printing as I have a dedicated Canon for photos.
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I'm sorry, I don't know that kind of printer...it might works, but I can't recommend this product to anyone because this type of refill cartridge broke my printer. However, I found a secret on how I have save money through my original cartridge. you can refill your original cartridge by dropping an ink slowly to its exit port, and let it seat for 10-15 minutes upside down. my cartridge is HP564, and my refill techniques really works well for me.
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I don't know. I can only speak about my HP 2050 Deskjet. These cartridges were fine. The problem is with HP printers that come chipped in a way so that they detect and reject any cartridge that isn't a "genuine" HP product. HP printers sometimes even reject remanufactured HP cartridges. Sometimes I manage to slide a generic cartridge past my printer and in the past have been able to use the occasional Sophia Global cartridge. When accepted they work fine. I think there is a way to bypass the chip in the HP printer but I am not savvy enough to do it.
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I have the same printer, although it is now several years old, and that is the ink cartridge I have been using. I have priced both Amazon and HP; the pricing is very similar.
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To the best of my knowledge, you can not take the 200 Cartridge in and have the ink refilled but you can with the 200 XL. I recently purchased a 200 XL and I can not see the difference in the print quality.
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I have been using ink for over 2 years with no problems. I refill when copy starts fading. I have a HP officejet 5510.
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Yes but it is not recommended for at least three reasons off the top of my head. 1. Different refilling services will use different types of formulations for their dry ink powder. This can be a hit/miss situation with regards to quality. 2. If it is a "miss", there's the potential that it may damage your printer which leads me to thought number.... 3. Warranty. If for some reason your 3rd party toner supplier provides you with a bad or faulty cartridge or dry ink media, you will no be able to have HP repair you printer under their warranty protection. Bottom line. Technically speaking, yes, it can be done but it would be a gamble. If you want to take a chance, at least wait till the warranty expires.
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This ink doesn't work with this printer because the printer knows it's a refilled cartridge and will not accept it! Other genuine 61XL will work, but this seller's ink does not.