Interesting to watch, shame no sound, but clearly this is a bad problem with HP printers of many types and would have thought by now sorted it out. I suspect most people just buy a new one and HP don't care much.
I have extact same problem with my printer. I have cleaned all the hosses except from the one. How did you manage to unclog the bottom one from 9:37? The one from black part (sponge, not hole). I am moving freely inside of it with a usage of wire. But liquid can't flow throw the sponge into hose and also the air doesnt go through when i try to inject it from the other side (the water on that black sponge doesn't bubble)... All other black hoses are fine.
@@unrelatedactivities connection point between what parts? I disassembled all parts I could like you on your film. There could be always a clog between connection of that hose to the main part but I don't know if it's possible to deattach the hose (and then put it back)?
I can't remember the details and unfortunately the connection to the main part was not in the video. Probably they are connected the same way as the other end and can be removed and re attached easily, anyway the black plastic part hole need to be unclogged either by washing it or using a thin wire or needle.
@@unrelatedactivities i will buy thinner qire maybe. Shame that problematic hose isn't the one with hole, it will be easier. I dont think soaking in soap water will help anymore, beceause it Should be pumped somehow from the top :/ Nevertheless thank you, your video help me a lot with disassemblying!
@@unrelatedactivities I cleaned every pipe finally. Every was unclogged and checked. No signle piece of ink. No liquid nor solid. I reasemmbled and... It didn't help... The colours are fine, the black is none. Only one time on technical page i got black lines and thats it. Any ideas? Am i missed something while cleaning? Moreever there is again ink mud creating in the same spot...
Interesting to watch, shame no sound, but clearly this is a bad problem with HP printers of many types and would have thought by now sorted it out. I suspect most people just buy a new one and HP don't care much.
I have extact same problem with my printer. I have cleaned all the hosses except from the one. How did you manage to unclog the bottom one from 9:37? The one from black part (sponge, not hole). I am moving freely inside of it with a usage of wire. But liquid can't flow throw the sponge into hose and also the air doesnt go through when i try to inject it from the other side (the water on that black sponge doesn't bubble)... All other black hoses are fine.
It is possible that the clogs are in the connection points instead of the hose, did you check them?
@@unrelatedactivities connection point between what parts? I disassembled all parts I could like you on your film. There could be always a clog between connection of that hose to the main part but I don't know if it's possible to deattach the hose (and then put it back)?
I can't remember the details and unfortunately the connection to the main part was not in the video. Probably they are connected the same way as the other end and can be removed and re attached easily, anyway the black plastic part hole need to be unclogged either by washing it or using a thin wire or needle.
@@unrelatedactivities i will buy thinner qire maybe. Shame that problematic hose isn't the one with hole, it will be easier. I dont think soaking in soap water will help anymore, beceause it Should be pumped somehow from the top :/ Nevertheless thank you, your video help me a lot with disassemblying!
@@unrelatedactivities I cleaned every pipe finally. Every was unclogged and checked. No signle piece of ink. No liquid nor solid. I reasemmbled and... It didn't help... The colours are fine, the black is none. Only one time on technical page i got black lines and thats it. Any ideas? Am i missed something while cleaning? Moreever there is again ink mud creating in the same spot...
Que líquido utilizaste? Estimado
Agua tibia con una o dos gotas de detergente neutro.