HP Deskjet 895cse Ink

Deskjet 895cse

Cartridge prices starting at $15.95

Reliable both for high photo-quality color printing and laser-quality black text printing, the HP Deskjet 895CSE is all you need to get all those printing jobs done with superb results. This four-color ink printer uses HP's color technology (PhotoREt II), so it delivers only high output quality that meets your business requirements. But this printer has one major disadvantage—and that is its expensive running cost. Good thing, there are cheaper alternatives to expensive OEM HP ink cartridges right here at Inkjets. We offer the Remanufactured HP 45 and HP 27 Ink Cartridges at reasonably low prices—yes up to 70% savings! Place your order here now and we'll deliver it in no time!

How To Replace Cartridge(s)

Here's how to replace the toner cartridge on the HP Deskjet 895CSE:

Turn on your HP Deskjet 895CSE.
Open the top cover, and then wait for the ink cartridge cradle to move to the center.
Snap up the cradle latch, and take the old ink cartridge out of the printer.
Unpack the new toner cartridge. Then, carefully pull the protective vinyl tape from the cartridge.
Put the new cartridge into the cartridge cradle, and then push it firmly straight down.
Close the latch firmly until it snaps closed.
Close the top cover.

Frequently Asked Questions

What will happen if I touch the ink nozzles or cartridge contacts while installing the new ink cartridge on my HP Deskjet 895CSE?

Touching the ink nozzles or cartridge contacts of the new cartridge during installation may lead to ink failure, clogs, or bad electrical connection.

I just replaced the old ink cartridge, but why does the ink cartridge light continue to blink?

If the ink cartridge light continues to blink after you replace the old cartridge, it's either you installed the incorrect cartridge or you installed the new cartridge incorrectly. Remove the cartridge from the printer and check if you installed the correct one. If yes, then reinstall it correctly back into the printer.

I'm getting the HP 45 & HP 23 Remanufactured Ink Cartridge 3-Piece Combo Pack but will only be using one. How do I preserve the condition of the two remaining ink cartridges?

To preserve the condition of the unused HP ink cartridges, you should keep them sealed in their original packaging and store them only at room temperature (60-78 degrees F or 15.6-26.6 degrees C) until you are ready to use them.