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02-13-2021 03:06 PM
I bought the Officejet 9025e in December 2020. First day it arrived the one of the Starter ink cartridges was leaking and had to call Support. Since then it has been a huge challenge.
I get the error message on the printer that says:
Check Your Account (this is the title bar)
"A problem has occurred with your HP account and you will be unable to print soon unless the issue is resolved.
To learn more, open the HP Smart app or visit www.hpsmart.com and sign in"
Not sure how long because I didn't observe the timing the first time, but once whatever time frame elapses, the printer just stops printing with no way to get it to print after that.
So, I go to my account and scour all of the pages and find nothing. I call Support (12 times already - requires being transferred to 5-8 people each time) and they say your account is fine. The last agent reset the printer to factory default and erased all the printers on my machine. Then reinstalled from scratch and the printer worked for about 3-4 days. Now the message is back.
As I mentioned before, once the message shows up the first time, after a few days (not sure how many, I am counting this time), the printer actually stops printing and does not print any jobs, even though they show up in the queue.
Tried Support again yesterday, 7 times, got disconnected every time I got to the right department, after being routed another 5-8 times between departments for each call.
I have no idea what is going on. I have the Free 6-month Instant Ink account that came with the purchase, but have not had to use it because I have half full cartridges in the printer now. I suspect it will turn out to be that I should throw away the current cartridges and put in the Instant Ink ones.
Barring that, does anyone have any idea on how to fix or even why this is happening?
Thanks
02-16-2021 03:52 AM
Hi @jrogern,
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