HP OFFICEJET 6700 PREMIUM MISSING OR FAILED PRINTHEAD ERROR MESSAGE

Welcome to our KZbin channel! In this video, we will address the "HP OfficeJet 6700 Premium Missing or Failed Printhead" error message. If you've encountered this frustrating error on your HP OfficeJet 6700 Premium printer, don't worry, we're here to help you resolve it.
Our expert team will guide you through the troubleshooting process to tackle this specific error message. We'll explain the possible causes behind the missing or failed printhead error and provide you with step-by-step solutions to resolve it. Whether it's a connectivity issue, a printhead alignment problem, or a firmware glitch, we'll cover all the potential fixes.
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[@hausteiner]

Worked perfect. Cleaned a little corrosion off the pads and back in action. Thank you.

[@philiplee2399]

Thanks The pads and springs looked fine but i gave them a little rub anyway and cleaned up a lot of ink in and around the area and it works fine,

[@jairovilar]

Perfect video! Thank you!

[@mweav6375]

That fly on the hand was all like, "sup."

[@bufordtannen3516]

This worked, thank you

[@JenniferBuckmanYoga]

Works great now after cleaning and resetting. Thanks.

[@beepboop1044]

What materials did you use? OP didn’t list any at all, wonderful.

[@ArbyFyrelyte]

My contacts were indeed dirty. It was quite amazing how obvious how unacceptably corroded these were. My printer is about 6-ish years old. I cleaned them, and upon putting it back together, it slams the print-head to the left with a plastic'y bang, then back to the right with a bang, and then gives me the same error again. I'm damned sure I did it right, but, good video. Hell to HP.

[@charlievoissem463]

Mine did this too - you need you make sure the clear tape/ribbon is BEHIND the read sensor as you replace the printhead. That is, between the backside of the black sensor and the green electronic board

[@ArbyFyrelyte]

@@charlievoissem463 . Damn, so it's not a matter of plugging things in, there's an optical sensor I need to be sure not to obstruct? I'll need a picture to really understand what you mean, now that I've put it away in the garage. At any rate, I'm going to get a printer that doesn't require an internet connection to print or scan on Windows 10, doesn't have mandatory software updates, and has linux drivers. This printer was so much nicer under Windows 7

[@pXnEmerica]

@@ArbyFyrelyte Just to follow up for the next guy. On the back of the print head board you just cleaned is a black (probably) sensor that this ribbon needs to feed through. It's fairly obvious once you know what to look for and the slot in the sensor.

[@susannerupprecht-smith3843]

Thank you! This video fixed the problem but not it can't copy,scan or send fax. I guess I'll have to reseat the scanner ribbon

[@nm3547]

Ay, ay, ay

[@xomthood]

Found the best fix for this printer is dropping 48" into my trash receptacle.

[@TLowe-nv9dz]

lol

[@ajchapeliere]

Careful, putting electronics in the trash is an environmental hazard and illegal in at least some places. Not to mention all the metals that can be recycled to make more electronics...

[@electricboltz9028]

Gotta love HP products and them breaking or being designed to die over time and not being fixable. Smh HP

[@scottskinner577]

Bringing us to 3rd world country status by promoting wasteful consumerism 👍

[@philip6419]

Thank you very much!

[@daverobinson1396]

Thank you!! Working!

[@bradb9404]

Good video but this did not solve my problem. Replacing printer. For those who have printer head slamming, as others have said, make sure the thin plastic strip passes through the sensor on back of printer head circuit board (sensor looks like a small black box with a slot in it). Also, you will need T9 and T6 tools for this procedure.

[@anonymousbyproxy8250]

They call it HPP, but one does not realize the meaning until one has to replace the printer head and throw it anyway (with newly purchased cartridge set). HPP indeed !!!

[@brianpittman274]

Same just happened to me. First it was yellow ink, then all of a sudden the red, then low and behold the blue was out, all that without printing a page. Then the printer head error message. $75 for new ink for nothing.

[@Akkfbdui384hj]

7:50 best part of whole video

[@hungryanimal5112]

Fly

[@VersaRoadTripMark]

Jeff Goldblum. Google it if you don't get the joke.

[@MonarchGuy974]

One question. Will buying a new printhead fix the “Missing or Failed Printhead” Error?

[@CreativeRC]

Did all that and it did not work. Very carefully and correctly replaced the print head with a new one, still no good. The printer is heading for the dump, not wasting any more time and money.

[@cgrscott]

I guess if you just replaced all the inkjet cartridges and you get a failed printer head error message, you can feel motivated to replace it to save your ink cartridge investment. But, I never try to repair my printers. I always replace them when they are failing. They are so cheap. The newer ones are easier to configure for wireless printing than the one's that were shipping new five or seven years ago.

[@kentpurdy92]

I had the same problem as some below. It slams to the left, then says the printhead cannot move. This is even though it slides easily when the power is off. This printer is toast. I'll make someone a good deal on some full ink cartridges! Anyone interested?

[@beckygalante6216]

Torx T10 screwdriver does the trick

[@danielwalsh6710]

My scanner makes a grinding noise now, the light comes on and it works but starts grinding against the side. Is the ribbon cable not properly connected ?

[@bluev3nom]

what tools you use to unscrew everything? torque?

[@blancaborrero6625]

Cuando estás sacando el cabezal de tinta de la impresora

[@brendajohnson6680]

Is this for the hp6600 also

[@enchantingtheory7291]

What size Allen wrench are you using?

[@justinadkins5450]

T10 I think

[@mom2cart]

I have a question I replaced my print head with a new and it still says print head is missing

[@pialpha]

Yeah, same for me.

[@anonymousbyproxy8250]

Yep, the same for me, and it happened after i purchased a full battery of printing cartridges (a lot of money). It says contact HP, but no phone available. I do suspect the HP pre-programmed the printer to shut down irreversibly after a certain use time. Swines !!!

[@TrailCodger]

I managed okay, but three issues with this video. First, when you took the top off, the print head was to the right, then in the next scene it's in the middle. How did it get there? Secondly, when you lift the circuit board off the print head there is a hex screw behind the board that a screw anchors in. I didn't realize this until I saw it laying on the table. I figured it out. Draw attention to it. Thirdly, when you put the print head back in you do not mention exactly where that slider guide should be in the print head. You fiddled with it with your finger, but it wasn't clear what you did. When I started everything back up it said the carriage wouldn't move. I had to open it up and figure out where that slider guide should be. After all this I am still getting missing "print head message." It looked like my square gold contacts were kind of shot in several places. Black circles on them that wouldn't come off. I assume it's just missing a gold surface there. By the way, if the springs contact those surfaces on the circuit board, what is the other end of them contacting? Maybe that's where my problem is. I did learn a lot about printers though and taking them apart. It's 10 years old, so I got good use out of it.

[@cariramsay2734]

What size and type of tools are used? I was doing ok disassembling the pinhead until I got to the two small screws and I couldn’t find a tool that would unscrew them. Can anyone advise me?

[@jamiedorsey4167]

Ditto, I came down here looking for a solution. Did you figure it out? Edit: I used a needle nose pliers and removed them an 1/8 of a turn at a time.

[@cariramsay2734]

@@jamiedorsey4167 I bought a new printer.

[@justinadkins5450]

T10

[@kyriakosgeorgiou6551]

Mine not fixed the problem :(

[@adlfdlf]

Pues a mi no me ha funcionado. He repetido todo el proceso dos veces y sigue como al principio.

[@anonymousbyproxy8250]

To mount back the two larger connector bands i had to use my both hands.

[@gettinemail]

What grit sandpaper did you use?

[@anonymousbyproxy8250]

Do not use sandpaper, just a rougher rubber then clean with alcohol pad. The springs u can get them out and rub them on the finest sandpaper or sandstone u can find.

[@kathyboeckman2266]

I followed the video exactly. When I turned on the printer the print cartridge moves fast back and forth and slams onto the end. What did I do wrong!

[@johnmartinez6897]

Same here lol. I now have a very violent printer that does not obey commands!

[@kevinatkab5219]

@@johnmartinez6897 may have gotten ink on the clear plastic strip. check and clean.

[@charlievoissem463]

@@johnmartinez6897 Mine did this too - you need you make sure the clear tape/ribbon is BEHIND the read sensor as you replace the printhead. That is, between the backside of the black sensor and the green electronic board

[@charlievoissem463]

Mine did this too - you need you make sure the clear tape/ribbon is BEHIND the read sensor as you replace the printhead. That is, between the backside of the black sensor and the green electronic board

[@elizabethrobson4862]

Followed all the steps nothing helped

[@blancaborrero6625]

No se ve bien es video, lamentable, no se enfoca bien la cámara

[@Mr.1]

Didn't work for my HP 6700 😪

[@islamabass9644]

😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@EsmereldaPea]

Is that a hex head?

[@anonymousbyproxy8250]

Star head.

[@roberte8564]

@@anonymousbyproxy8250 #10 TORX