HP photosmart 8150

ANSWER : MIne is doing the same thing tonight!!

ANSWER : I have the same problem but it’s referred to the ink cartridge carrier. I discovered that there is a pressure wire that keeps the cartridge in place, mine it’s broken and cannot hold the cartrige. There are no spare parts to service it, and cannot find a service shop at my place. It seems that the wire holder also broke the back contacts that meet the cartridge contacts.

ANSWER : I had this error after the printer sat idle for many months. I thought it was the cartridge drive belt stretching, because it was extremely loose and wouldn’t move the carriage due to slippage. Then I noticed there was a gear belt tensioner to the right side that had some movement. Sure enough, when I shined a flashlight into the ink reservoir, there was a spring that had fallen down inside. Looking at the plastic belt tensioner, it looks as if the spring was held on by a plastic post that had broken off. This is most likely the cause of many of these errors, because the plastic break is very clean and not readily visible, (a design flaw in my opinion). Rather than trying to replace the part, I am going to try tapping a hole in the plastic and inserting a machine screw that can hold the tension spring in place. It also looks like the metal notch for the right hand loop of the spring, would not prevent the spring from slipping off at some point, so using a metal file to enlarge the notch may be necessary. If you’re lucky, your spring may have just popped off and is inside the ink reservoir. This may be one reason why the printer was discontinued so soon. One lousy five dollar part makes the whole printer worthless… I use this this printer primarily because it is easy to clean the heads by removing the carts, instead of having to disassemble the whole damn thing, as in ink tank designs. It makes beautiful 13×19 prints with better color accuracy than my Vivera 6 ink printer.

ANSWER : This has been a life saver for us. Thank you very much for your help.

ANSWER : Press the Power catch () to turn on the item.

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ANSWER : I held the # and 6 down long enough to start a complete re-set of the printer But the Black ink level still shows as depleted when it is actually still half full.

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