🔧 Highly Efficient Repair Kit for HHP 950-955 and HP 711 Printheads: Unclog HP OfficeJet Pro 8610, 8620, and 8600 Review

This worked like clockwork. I did what the instructions said and searched YouTube for more information and it worked great. I was afraid I would have to buy a new $140+ printhead! No need. I bought new ink as suggested on YouTube and it arrived yesterday. I had to align the printer twice and everything is solid and ready to use. I saved a lot of money by doing it myself. A suggestion I ignored. You have to wear some kind of gloves when cleaning the printhead, it's really dirty. I did it in an…

Mine arrived with no instructions and there is no solvent in this kit. Couldn't find any instructions online or even in English for this company. Maybe the instructions will tell you how to do it yourself. Used in conjunction with another kit that contains a solution that will dissolve dried ink after soaking for 8 hours, and then uses gentle pressure to force the ink through rather than siphoning it. I used this to hoover the last bit off another kit after cleaning with solvent, but without…

I rarely write reviews but I have to say this product saved my printer. I cleaned the print head following the instructions on YouTube but to no avail. I decided to try this product as a last resort before giving up and buying a new printer. It really worked. I cleaned and rinsed each nozzle with distilled water several times. Instructions are minimal - pictures only. A cleaning solution is not included, nor is a DIY recipe. I found several recipes on the internet. I used 2 ounces of isopropyl…

This kit was advertised as a "repair" kit for printheads. The actual purpose is to flush and clean the nozzles of the print head. The included instructions clearly state that the product uses a clear plastic tube and a liquid solution to perform the nozzle cleaning process, both of which were not included in the packaging. The video instructions explaining the cleaning process had to be deciphered from a long website URL made up of alphanumeric characters on a small instruction sheet, and even…

My printhead was not printing colors correctly. Repeated cleaning of the head and deep cleaning did not help. After using it, I print color photos flawlessly again. In my opinion, the instructions were correct. While this doesn't offer a solution, it's easy to do at home. Just search the internet and you'll find a recipe for it, which consists of a few ounces of rubbing alcohol, distilled water, and a few drops of dawn dish soap. I used 8 ounces to adequately wash all heads and I recommend…