So here’s what we advised Sophie to No you can’t replace print heads.
It’s incredibly easy for ink to dry on the end of the printhead nozzles and cause a clog, especially if the printer isn’t used regularly. It’s worth noting that you can for other printers, however it’s not something that’s particularly commonplace and many manufacturers advise against doing this.īut you can clean your printheads.
With this particular printer you cannot buy a replacement printhead in this country direct from Kodak or a supplier. Now this is something that many people ask us. Tho I was wondering do I need to buy a new print head with cartridges?
But then she asked I reinserted it twice then it worked. If you have trouble with it again let us know and we can look into it properly for you 🙂 2/2 - TonerGiant January 15, 2015Īnd this is exactly what Sophie did. Now, in our experience, when error messages relating to a printhead or printheads occurs, it sometimes works to remove your ink cartridges and then reinserting Sometimes with things like this it’s worth taking your cartridges out and then reinserting them that often does the 1/2 You place your ink cartridges on top of your printheads when you open your printer. Essentially its job is to shoot ink from your cartridges onto your page. This is actually quite a common problem, not just with the Kodak, but many other inkjet printers, too.įirstly, it’s worth explaning what the printhead does. She said that she’d managed to resolve her problem after posting about her frustrations, but was still confused as to why she was having difficulty in the first have managed to sort it now but kept saying print head was missing when it wasn’t 🙁 - Sophie Churlish January 15, 2015 Sophie told us that her printer was a Kodak ESP 3200. Perhaps we can help? What seems to be the trouble? GM - TonerGiant January 15, 2015 Recently we came across Sophie on Twitter, who appeared to be getting close to the end of her tether with her printer! So we wondered if we could offer some Oh dear, Sophie. It’s something that is quite common but something that does confuse many people. Have you ever come across a problem with your inkjet printer where it suggests that something is amiss with your printheads?
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