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HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Refilling Polic y
Refilling Policy
To get the best performance from your printer, Hewlett-Packard recommends using only genuine HP supplies in inkjet printers, including only HP print and photo cartridges. Refilling HP print cartridges pushes electronic and mechanical components past their normal life cycle, creating many potential problems. Additionally,
Non-HP ink can cause the following:
print cartridge electrical components can become corroded resulting in poor print quality and/or complete print cartridge failure.
Ink leaking from a refilled print cartridge may cause the following:
service station failure. The service station caps and cleans the print cartridges between printouts. If the service station malfunctions, irreversible damage to the print cartridges may result.
Caution
severe printer damage. If ink from a leaking print cartridge falls on electrical components within the printer, severe damage to the printer may result.
The ink in the print cartridges has been carefully formulated by Hewlett-Packard to ensure superior print quality and compatibility with the printer. Damage to the printer resulting from modifying or refilling of HP print cartridges is not the responsibility of Hewlett-Packard and is specifically excluded from coverage of HP printer warranties.
Hewlett-Packard does not support the refilling of print cartridges. Hewlett-Packard cannot guarantee the print quality from refilled print cartridges.
Attempting to refill the high-capacity print cartridge may result in a sudden loss of ink from the print cartridge
by refilling high-capacity black ink or color ink print cartridges is not covered by the Hewlett-Packard warranty or customer service agreements.
. Printer damage caused
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Part Numbers
Part Numbers
Item Part Number Description
Print Cartridges 51649A
51629A High Capacity Inkjet Print
Color Kits
1. The color print cartridge is compatible with the HP DeskJet 600, 660C, 670C, 672C, 680C, 682C, 690C, 692C, 693C, 694C, and the HP DeskWriter 600, 660C, and 680C.
2. The color kits include a color print cartridge and the Print Cartridge Storage Container. The Print
Cartridge Storage Container can hold one black or one color print cartridge.
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C4533A U.S. C4534A Europe C4535A Asia C4536A Japan, Inter-Americas
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Color Inkjet Print Cartridge (Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow Inks)
Cartridge (Black)
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Print Cartr idge Specifications
Print Cartridge Specifications
HP 51629A and 51649A Print Cartridge Specifications
Characteristic Product Specifications
Type: Both Plain paper drop-on-demand
Thermal InkJet printing
Ink Base: 51629A (Black)
51649A (Color)
Print Cartridge Life: 51629A (Black)
51649A (Color)
Typical Usable Ink: 51629A (Black)
51649A (Color)
Number of Nozzles: 51629A (Black)
51649A (Color)
Pen Speed: 51629A (Black)
51649A (Color) Shelf Life: Both 18 Months Vertical Resolution: Both 300 dpi
1. The 51629A print cartridge life is based on an 8 in. x 10 in. printable area with a 5% printing density.
2. The 51649A print cartridge life is based on an 8 in. x 10 in. printable area with a 15% printing
density. The printing consists of 10% composite black and 15% of the following colors: cyan, magenta, yellow, green, red and blue.
Pigment Based Ink Dye Based Ink
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650 Pages at 5% Density
2
350 Pages at 15% Density 40 ml
7.6 ml per Chamber (3 Chambers) 48 Nozzles
48 Nozzles (16 per Color) 8 kHz
5 kHz
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Thermal Inkjet Technology
Thermal Inkjet Technology
The HP DeskJet printer family uses Thermal InkJet II (TIJ II) technology. This technology centers on a disposable print cartridge which propels ink out of 48 nozzles. The basic principle of TIJ II is to apply heat to a tiny measure of ink until it expands and is propelled through a nozzle.
This is achieved by first filling a small reservoir, known as the firing chamber, with ink. The next step is to heat the ink with a thin-film resistor layered above the firing chamber. As the ink heats up, it expands to form a bubble. As the bubble continues to expand and burst, it is forced through the nozzle located below the firing chamber.
This process is repeated up to 8,000 times per second and creates residual heat in the resistor which must be removed. A layer of silicon placed above the resistor transfers the residual heat from the resistor.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Print Cartridge Safet y
Print Cartridge Safety
If ink is accidentally ingested, contact the HP Health Line 1 (800) 457-4209 in North America. From all other international locations the HP Health Line can be reached by calling 1 (503) 494-7199. For health related issues, this line is staffed 24 hours per day.
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is available for the print cartridges. The MSDS includes product identification, characteristics of the ink, and precautions for handling and use. You can request a MSDS at the following address:
Hewlett-Packard Customer Information Center Department MSDS 19310 Pruneridge Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Mailstop 49AS
Telephone 1 (800) 752-0900 Ask for Department MSDS (6:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific Time)
The Material Safety Data Sheet is also available from the following sources:
HP forums of electronic bulletin board services HP FIRST Customer Support Centers
Refer to “Service and Support/Resources” for access to the above resources.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Maintaining Print Cartridges
Maintaining Print Cartridges
The printer automatically performs operations of spitting, wiping, and capping of the print cartridge nozzles to maintain optimum print quality. These operations occur transparently to the user.
Proper use and handling will provide optimum print quality and print cartridge life.
Note
See “Print Cartridge Information/Maintenance and Troubleshooting” for more print cartridge troubleshooting information.
Print Cartridge Tips
Print Cartridge Dos and Don’ts
Do: Don’t:
Keep print cartridges sealed in their packaging until ready for use. (The print cartridges have a longer life sealed in the packaging than in the printer or the print cartridge storage container.
Keep opened print cartridges in the printer or the storage container.
If the printout is missing dots or white lines appear to run through the printout, refer to “Troubleshooting Information/Print Quality Problems/Missing Dots.”
Store print cartridges at room temperature. Do not install a print cartridge that has crusting
Press the Power button to turn off the printer rather than unplugging the printer.
Do not use print cartridges after the expiration date. See “Print Cartridge Information/ Maintenance and Troubleshooting.”
Do not unplug the printer without turning the power off from the power button. Pressing the power button caps the print cartridge in the service station, keeping the ink from drying in the print cartridge nozzles.
Do not allow the print cartridge contacts and nozzles to touch any surface or object, including your fingers. Skin oil and dust can cause print quality problems.
of dried ink around the print cartridge nozzles. Discard it and install a new print cartridge.
Note On the HP DeskJet and DeskWriter 600 Series Printers,
opening the access door automatically moves the print cartridge to the center of the mechanism for easy access.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Identifying t he Expiration Date
Identifying the Expiration Date
Print quality problems may be caused by print cartridges that have passed their expiration date. The print cartridge expiration date is 18 months after the date of manufacture.
Methods for Identifying Print Cartridge Expiration Dates
Method 1 - Read the Date on the Box
If the print cartridge is in a box, read the “Use Before” date printed on the box.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Identifying t he Expiration Date
Method 2 - Read the Code on the Print Cartridge
1. Determine the manufacturing date from the code printed on the print
cartridge.
Color Print Cartridge
Black Print Cartridge
2.Replace the print cartridge if it is more than 18 months after the
manufacturing date code.
Note
Ink can evaporate through the nozzles, reducing the print cartridge life. Therefore, keep print cartridges in their sealed container or capped by the service station at the right end of the mechanism.
Use a FIFO (First In, First Out) inventory control process to avoid having print cartridges longer than the print cartridge shelf life specification.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Short Print Cartr idge Life
Short Print Cartridge Life
There are several causes for short print cartridge life. The information below shows the average life of a print cartridge and possible causes for a reduction to its life.
Print Cartridge Life Specifications
Sealed in its Container
Print Cartridge Part Number
Black 51629A 650 Pages 18 Months Color 51649A 350 Pages 18 Months
1. The 51629A print cartridge life is based on a 8 in. x 10 in. printable area with a 5% printing density.
2. The 51649A print cartridge life is based on an 8 in. x 10 in. printable area with a 15% printing
density. The printing consists of 10% composite black and 15% of the following colors: cyan, magenta, yellow, green, red and blue.
5% Density 15% Density
(Shelf Life)
Possible Causes for Short Print Cartridge Life
Cause Reason
Higher coverage rate than listed in specifications.
The pages contain graphics.
The selected print mode uses more ink.
Print cartridge is past its expiration date.
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The rate of coverage on the page significantly impacts the number of pages per print cartridge. Heavy concentrations of ink and higher print quality significantly reduces the number of pages per print cartridge.
Generally, graphics use ink at a much higher rate than text. If possible, print drafts of documents without the graphics.
Higher quality print modes use more ink than a draft print mode. To maximize print cartridge life, print drafts of documents in EconoFast mode, then print the final copies in Best mode.
Replace the print cartridge. Use a FIFO (First In-First Out) inventory process to minimize having a stock of expired print cartridges.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Short Print Cartr idge Life
Possible Causes for Short Print Cartridge Life (Cont.)
Cause Reason
Printer was unplugged with the print cartridge out of its home position
Print cartridge may need to be restored.
Excessive use of the print cartridge cleaning routine.
Print cartridge stored outside of the printer.
Print cartridge has been refilled.
The print cartridge was prematurely removed from its sealed container.
Estimate of pages printed with the print cartridge is Incorrect.
The print cartridge is faulty. Replace the print cartridge. If there becomes a pattern of faulty
The printer has a hardware problem.
Short color print cartridge life.
A service station is located at the right end of the mechanism. This service station caps the print cartridge nozzles to minimize ink drying in the nozzles. Turning off the printer caps the print cartridge and returns it to the service station. Always allow the print cartridge to return to the home position by pressing the Power button rather than unplugging the printer.
Run the print cartridge cleaning routine. If print quality is not restored after a page of printing, replace the print cartridge.
The process of restoring print cartridges, by running the cleaning routine, uses ink. Avoid excessive use of the cleaning routine.
Open print cartridges must be stored in the printer or in the specially designed Print Cartridge Storage Container.
Hewlett-Packard does not recommend or guarantee the print quality or life from the refilling of print cartridges. Replace the print cartridge with a new print cartridge.
The print cartridge has a longer life sealed in its packaging rather than in the printer or the print cartridge storage container. Keep print cartridges sealed in their packaging until needed. Then, install the print cartridge promptly into the printer.
It is very easy to underestimate the number of pages printed. When counting pages per cartridge, be sure to count drafts that are thrown away.
print cartridges, the printer may be causing the print cartridges to fail. In this case, return the printer for repair and indicate the history of the faulty print cartridges.
The service station may be faulty, or the printer may be damaging the print cartridges. If the problem recurs with the printer, return the printer for repair and indicate the history of the faulty print cartridges.
Most of the causes for short black print cartridge life also apply to the color print cartridge. Review the other possible causes in this table.
HP DeskJet 600 Series Printers Missing Rows of Dots
Missing Rows of Dots
Missing rows of dots on printouts have several causes: the print cartridge may need routine cleaning, it may be nearly out of ink, or the connections between the print cartridge and the carriage assembly may need cleaning. The table below may provide some insight into solving these problems.
Possible Causes for Missing Rows of Dots
Cause Reason
Print cartridge nozzles are partially clogged
Print cartridge is nearly out of ink
Connections between the print cartridge and the carriage assembly are faulty
Clogged nozzles If the procedures above do not solve the problem, the print
The most common cause of horizontal rows of dots missing on printouts is a partially clogged nozzle in the print cartridge. Try cleaning the print cartridge by using the print cartridge cleaning routine available through the Services dialog box in the HP DeskJet 670C Toolbox. (Do not use this procedure too often as a large amount of ink is used.)
The second most common cause of missing rows of dots is that the print cartridge is running out of ink. Replace the print cartridge with a new one.
Occasionally the problem is the result of intermittent connections between the print cartridge and the printer carriage. Unplugging the cartridge and plugging it in again sometimes cures this problem. Otherwise, clean both sets of contacts with a clean lint­free cloth dampened with distilled water.
cartridge may have irreversibly clogged nozzles. There is nothing for it but to replace the print cartridge.
Note For additional information about solving missing dot problems,
refer to "Troubleshooting Information/Print Quality Problems/Missing Dots."
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