HP DeskJet 640 failure

Hello,
I have this old HP printer that has trouble to print.
A few weeks ago it run out of dio and I bought a new dio container.
Since that, the moment I try to print its test page, the printer draws
a page, starts to work but returns me a blank page!
It seems like the dio container does not touch the page at all.
I reinstalled driver, restarted my PC but it didn't help .
If anyone encountered in similar problem and solved it, I'd be very
glad to know the solution.
Thank You

Leonid

wrote:
>Hello,
>I have this old HP printer that has trouble to print.
>A few weeks ago it run out of dio and I bought a new dio container.
>Since that, the moment I try to print its test page, the printer draws
>a page, starts to work but returns me a blank page!
>It seems like the dio container does not touch the page at all.
>I reinstalled driver, restarted my PC but it didn't help .
>If anyone encountered in similar problem and solved it, I'd be very
>glad to know the solution.
>Thank You
>
>Leonid

Leonid
I assume you mean cartridge when you say dio.
If you have removed the tape from the cartridge and it does not work then I
suggest you get it replaced by the supplier. A printer failure that produces a
blank page is extremely rare, so the cartridge is most likely.
Tony

Tony wrote:
> wrote:
> >Hello,
> >I have this old HP printer that has trouble to print.
> >A few weeks ago it run out of dio and I bought a new dio container.
> >Since that, the moment I try to print its test page, the printer draws
> >a page, starts to work but returns me a blank page!
> >It seems like the dio container does not touch the page at all.
> >I reinstalled driver, restarted my PC but it didn't help .
> >If anyone encountered in similar problem and solved it, I'd be very
> >glad to know the solution.
> >Thank You
> >
> >Leonid
>
> Leonid
> I assume you mean cartridge when you say dio.
> If you have removed the tape from the cartridge and it does not work then I
> suggest you get it replaced by the supplier. A printer failure that produces a
> blank page is extremely rare, so the cartridge is most likely.
> Tony

Thanks for reply Tony.
I think it would be cheaper to buy a new one