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10-16-2016 08:12 AM
I'm yet another who has experienced the deadly '0xc19a0020 Problem with printhead' message on my 6830. This appeared on its first use the day after I returned from a 2-week holiday. Googling the problem told me this was a terminal problem after going through the list of suggested solutions (which I did to no effect).
This printer was about 3 weeks out of warranty, but I found and filled in a report form on the HP support site, more for their information than anything else as I wasn't really expecting them to do anything about it. I received no acknowledgement of this report, and I kinda just forgot about it and went off and ordered a new printer (not an HP one) because, well, I do need a printer. On the way to collect it I dumped the old one in the council skip for recycling.
Almost 2 weeks afer I reported the issue, I received an email from HP telling me that a replacement printer was being shipped and would arrive in three or four days. I was told that I would have to use the same packaging to return the defective one within seven days.
I replied to that email immediately saying thanks very much but you needn't bother sending me the replacement as I cannot comply with the requirements and have bought my own replacement. Nowhere did it say 'do not reply to this email', but I have had no response eight days later (still time, I guess, given the previous response time).
The printer duly arrived a couple of days ago and is still in its shipping box. I have tried to find a way of contacting Support on this but it is difficult. If anyone from HP is reading this perhaps they could advise me on what to do. I'm perfectly happy to keep this new printer if they want to give it to me as a spare printer is always handy, but not under false pretences.
Good for HP to replace the printer out of warranty, but a speedier response to my report would have prevented this situation.
I'm away again tomorrow to somewhere remote and I probably won't be able to respond to anything about this for about a week - I'm just logging it in to the system now and will wait for anything that transpires.
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