How To Install Printhead - Hp SmartTank 5100
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I wasted an hour trying to install this head using the booklet 😡 3 minutes video and I’m done. Thank you so much.
Isn't technology wonderful.
Right? The booklet gives so little instruction about it l, and a warning to do it carefully to avoid leaks. 😱 I was so freaked out that I was going to accidentally break printer and cause it to leak forever. I’m so thankful this video was so quick and made it so easy, & less scary.
Bro i realease orange part then start printer before ad cartrige give solution @@BestPrinters
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Watching your video is wayyyyy better than the booklet instructions!
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Hope more printers start doing removable printheads, makes life so much easier to clean or replace them when needed.
I totally agree!
@@BestPrinters in ur roundup 2023, u gave hp low scores. did you account for the newer hp smart tank models like this one where they now have easily removable/accessible ink headers?
how does this compare to say the Epson models? I watched your other videos on the process of using the cleaning kits for Epson, looks easy enough. But seems like HP went further and made that much easier. But what i am wary of is how much does replacing them cost?
Would be interesting to see a future video discussing these sorts of things. The comparison for ease of maintenance between the brands e.g. epson, canon, hp (possibly more) for ink tank printer types for categories such as waste maintenance, header unclogging and other possible cost of ownership.
No I disagree, inconvenient
Yay thank you so much :) I was going to wait for my husband to get home from work to se this printer up for me but I decided to give it a try . Super easy set thank you :)
Awesome! It's always worth trying something for the first time.
Thank you so much for this video! I've got the instructions out but it's hard to tell what to do without seeing it!
Thanks for sharing this video, it's really helpful. We just bought HP Smart Tank just today :) .
Good video, precise and to the point. One wouldn't have thought that a printer would be so much hassle in this day and age. Thankyou :-)
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Thanks so much. Much easier to visualize than printed instructions!
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Print head bar does not position in the middle! When I close the door, the print heads carrier does not go to the middle!
Thank you so much! Both the printed instructions and the digital user manual that this printer came with are almost worthless. HP needs to hire competent writers and illustrators with decent communication skills. It's really frustrating that such a large corporation can't write a good instruction manual.
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Agreed. Why did they go cheap on the instruction part?! They SUCK. Even their diagrams are wrong.
Incase someone also has a silly issue like me installing these printheads, you have to push it quite firmly until theres a hard click. Visually, just follow how it looks like in this video when its installed, the front face surface of the printhead will align with the white parts on its side.
When installing stuff like electronics I'm always afraid I'd push too hard the wrong way and break something. Besides the guiding rail only rough guides alone the direction, but it doesn't have those grooves like a tray in your fridge that also align its upright position. Which was why I didn't dare to push it too hard, because it seem to tilt, and you can hear parts clicking when you push it lightly, that isn't the actual click of the latching mechanism. I tried it multiple times, keep getting this E3 error message, and even though they seem to be firm in place when I press the blue latch down, when I started printing and it shows error, I opened up the cover and the printhead keeps sliding out, until I tried aligning it upright and really push it, it just feels like its fragile when you push it. But really if you just push it hard enough it would align itself.
Thank you for sharing this!
Amazing! Thank you Brandon❤
Thank you for watching!
Forgot to mention your video is great and thanks for sharing with us!
I appreciate that!
Thanks for sharing this video - I plan to use this printer for sublimation since it has smart tank. I will see how this goes😮
Thank you had to take to RUclips and yes your video helps a ton thank you
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Of course!
Thank you just got this printer abd this was very helpful 🎉
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How do I take the place holder out? It will not move to the middle to take the place holder out
Great thanks
Welco!
Thank you so much with your help on this video 🙏🏽♥️
You are so welcome!
Thank you. This is really helpful.
Very helpful- thank you kindly 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Be nice to know how to take them out
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Great help. Thanks
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Super easy. Thank you
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Good video, thanks
Happy to help!
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Thank you! Super helpful!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
Hey people, just wanted to add something. If your carriage doesn’t move from the left, there’s a good chance one of your inks didn’t get filled. The bottles are finicky and I thought I had the black filled (it wasn’t). Once it filled, carriage moved where it should!
Thank you for your input
That orange stuff has important use. First you want to fill ink the tanks and then by turning the orange colour knob, ink will be filled in the tube. It will suck ink from tank and fills the tube. So printheads will be filled with ink in short duration
The printhead is what will be filled with ink, the orange piece is junk, simply a placeholder.
@@BestPrinters when you unbox ur printer for first time and fill the ink, it will suck the ink from tank and fill the tube. So it takes less time to fill print head with ink
@@mohamadjavith8629what the heck are you talking about?
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Thank you so much I fixed it
Great!
does epson ink tank printers have removable printheads??? which one is better fixed printheads or removable/replaceable printheads like the hp?? also which has more longevity hp or epson inktank printers??/ thanks
That's a great question. I would say it's a good thing to have a removable print head because it can be replaced. Whereas with the Epson print ahead, it is a fixed printhead. Although you can remove the cartridges connected to tubing on the Epson.
@@BestPrinters thanks, i asked this because of the clogging issues with the inktank printers. epson has this sponge at the back of the printers to absorb the excess ink and hp doesnt. i have seen people review that once this sponge gets filled the epson printers stop working. i dont know how true is that. im inthe middle of taking a decision between epson and hp inktank printer and im very confused. for my personal use and so might not be using that frequently as commercial use so clogging of the ink pipe from the ink reservoir to the printheads is bound to happen and if this happens, how will the printer work especially with epson as they have a fixed printheads. i dont even know if printheads needs cleaning or not or they can run a long life without maintenence. i dont wanna put an amount of money and which wont even last a year or two. lasers are costly and colour laser printers are evn more costly. so inktank is the only choice i have left with as also i need good colour printing but this clogging issue and then with the epson the sponge technology which isnt even removable or replaceable is making things more confusing. also how is hp removing the excess ink. where are they draining their ink??? any idea how their tech works?? also do i need to subs to get the refill ink or can i buy independently . i heard hp had this issue in the past. i ean whats going on with the printer brands. why make things so complicated. thanks
I have owned my HP smart tank 5000 for a few months and all is working fine. Noticed that when I do open my front printer door that my print head carriage does not come back to the center position in order to access ever having to replace the printheads. When door opens the yellow attention light comes on but not blinking I guess noting that printheads are ok. Is this normal for carriage not to come to center position unless there is an issue with the printheads? Spent 1.5 hours on HP live chat and they just want to send me a new printer under warranty. Don’t really want to go through a new set up and return mine if my existing printer is not malfunctioning.
That does sound like a malfunction I would get a new unit if possible under warranty
Thanks very much 🎉
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I have a HP Ink Tank 410 and two times. The print head had problems.
This model works good with the print heads? No problem with it?
I broke the handle for the orange thingy, and now I can't get the rest of it off. What do I do?
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Tks. You saved me 😂❤
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Just received my printer. Set-up going well until time to install printheads. They will not come to the middle of the printer. Is there an easy fix or do I need to ship it back. 78 in Alaska
Yes I would definitely ship it back.
Print head was not in the middle. It is difficult to take out.
Wow
How long the print head need to be changed?
It really depends on usage, could be 2-3 years. or less.
Legend
thank you
How can I remove the ink from my HP Smart Tank 5000 so that I can ship it back and avoid it going back with ink spillage? My printer is defective but I'd hate to have ink leaking in transit which could damage other things that could be amongst other things being shipped.
You cant, just ship it back let vendor deal with it.
i assume this is the same for all HP models? im waiting on my Smart Tank 581
It could be the same but not 100% sure.
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I’m not sure when you might see this but the box doesn’t move to the center! Can you please help me?
When you go to print a document, the printhead will move out of the locked position. You can unplug the printer while it is printing to get the printhead unlocked. You will then be able to move it to the center.
My magenta is no longer printing now. I have not gotten any information from HP im months
Is this an airprinter?
Thank
Welcy
waiting for photo quality test
Currently editing the photo quality video. Should be up by tomorrow.
@@BestPrinters with hi res pics please... I plan to buy HP Smart Tank if the results are comparable to G550
I want to replace it but not come in middle
it will
when are going to replace the printheads>
no need to replace it. I'm just installing.
@@BestPrinters i watched some videos that printheads need to be replaced after 3 months
As long as the print heads aren't damaged or totally plugged tight you don't have to replace them, but you can remove it to clean it if needed if the printer cleaning routine doesn't do it well enough.
This is what comes from Affirmative Action and third-world standards, HP. I can't even get the heads installed tonight no matter what turns this video shows and have turned the damned thing off. I want to find some manufacturer with some sanity. Your printheads just don't fit in that slot and "snap in". I've tried them a dozen ways, nothing intuitive.
Sir you may need someone to help you. Unless the product is faulty.
@@BestPrinters Thank you, Sir. With lots more wasted time of more than a half hour the next night, and careful study of the TINY diagram in the instruction pamphlet, I finally figured out that the nipple and the exposed metal circuit would only go in one (not intuitive) orientation and I finally got them by trying to match that direction. Very poor engineering to do something like this. The major angles and plastic shapes COULD have been used to make it an obvious fit.
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