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After your printer has been used for a number of projects, it’s common for users to begin running into quality issues. This can include streaking, fading, or even missing text on your prints, and it can often be the result of a dirty printhead.
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What is a printhead?
The answer is simpler than you may imagine. The printhead is a component in a printer that houses ink cartridges. It’s typically located under the cover of your printer, and it can become clogged with ink over time.
No matter which type of cartridge you use - compatible, reusable, or branded - ink can dry out and cause problems with the appearance of your prints. If this is left unaddressed, then your printer has the potential to break down and may have to be replaced entirely.
A printhead can usually be cleaned in one of two ways: through software on your PC or manually by taking out the printhead.
Here’s a quick rundown of how you can clean your printer head from the HP experts:
- Run the “Clean Printhead” function from your computer.
- If the above step doesn’t work, open the cover of your printer and then unplug it from the electrical outlet.
- Remove each ink cartridge and clean the contacts with a cloth.
- Clean printhead contacts.
- Reinsert print cartridges.
- Plug in your printer to the electrical outlet.
- Allow the printer to boot up and run the automated startup sequence.
- Print a test sheet to see if this simple procedure fixed the issue.
- You may need to do this procedure several more times.
- If all else fails, bring your printer to a repair shop.
It’s important to remember that these parts are delicate. If you choose to perform the repair yourself, you should be careful not to damage the contacts on both the printhead and your ink cartridges. If they’re damaged, it’s likely that you’ll need to take the printer to a professional for repair.
How printers work?
Inkjet printers function by spraying tiny droplets of liquid ink over the surface of the paper. With smaller droplets, you can make sharper images. Ink comes in three major colors (cyan, yellow, and magenta) as well as black. By combining the colors together in a specific pattern, the other shades of the color palette are formed.
To create crisp, clear prints, the ink must be applied with precision. One way to ensure this is by getting the best home printer. Another is to be sure you are only using the highest-quality inks. When you purchase an HP inkjet printer, you are getting both of these - as long as you take care of the printer and only purchase genuine HP Ink products.
When should I clean the printhead?
A printhead can become dirty after it has been sitting idle for a period of time. It’s recommended that you perform a few print jobs each month in order to maintain print quality and to keep the ink from drying in the cartridges. However, even if you print a few times a week, you may still find yourself dealing with HP printhead problems.
You’ll know fairly quickly if your printhead is causing you problems. If your PC or the LCD screen on your printer is telling you that your ink cartridges are full but no ink is passing through to the paper, then it’s most likely that you are dealing with a clogged printhead. Blurry documents and images that appear faded are also signs that it’s time to remove the excess ink.
Before you start the process of cleaning, you’ll need to perform a nozzle check to make sure it’s actually causing the issues. You can usually do this from either your computer or your printer on newer models. This can help you avoid touching the printhead and damaging the contacts on either the ink cartridges or the printhead itself.
