Questions about HP 410a

salakiss

6 years ago

I ordered a 410x cartridge for my Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M477fdw as it is supposed to be compatible. However, there is now an error message: The machine is calling a material memory error on the black toner and is not printing. What do I have to do to make 410x work?

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CALPA

2 years ago

I still have some unused 410 toners, can I put them in the HP printer which normally works with 415 toners?

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Anonymous

3 years ago

I find it a bit strange that the bundle (BK, C, M, Y) is more expensive than buying the toners individually.

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Anonymous

3 years ago

That shouldn't be the case - sometimes that happens at Digitec, unfortunately.

jobplus

5 years ago

How many sheets can be printed with it

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RoCuLu

5 years ago

The page numbers are given with the individual cartridges. For the 410A types it is approx. 2300 pages at 5% coverage, for the 410X types it is 5000 (colour) or 6500 (black).

koralle5

5 years ago

Have an HP MFP M477fdw Will this fit?

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MorenoM5

5 years ago

Yes.

jasmin.filippo

7 years ago

Why does the price go up every week? From 399.- to 419.- ... Can't be that I have to pay more every 2-3 weeks :-/ I'll get a new printer for this price.

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Model05

7 years ago

Does this toner "HP 410A (Toner, M, C, Y, BK) for CHF 399.00" fit my printer "HP Color LaserJet MFP M377dw"? Above it says M377 to fit.... not. At the bottom it does. I am somewhat perplexed

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Ajeje

7 years ago

Yes. See on the link below (please check that the printer name is correct). Scroll almost all the way down, click on the blue "+, all technical data" and then scroll on to "Cartridges and printheads". http://store.hp.com/SwitzerlandStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=M5H23A&opt=BAZ&sel=PRN

Anonymous

8 years ago

In the shop we have a "Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M477fdw." I wanted to ask what the difference is between HP 410 A and HP 410 X printer cartridges?can the 410X cartridges also be used?

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Alessandro Bottinelli

8 years ago

- 410A = 2500 print at 5% coverage - 410X = 6500 pressure at 5% coverage Both are compatible with the M477.

hcjte

5 years ago

I have an HP colour Laserjet M477. For this one I bought and changed NON original cartridges. Now, the cartridges are leaking and there are lines and dots on the paper. What should I do?

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betschart.it

5 years ago

buy originals, very simple...

SonjaKe

5 years ago

How many pages are these toners intended for?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

The 410A toners are each for 2300 pages. https://store.hp.com/SwitzerlandStore/Merch/Ink-Toner-Paper.aspx?query=410A&type=cartridge

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I ordered a 410x cartridge for my Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M477fdw as it is supposed to be compatible. However, there is now an error message: The machine is calling a material memory error on the black toner and is not printing. What do I have to do to make 410x work?

I still have some unused 410 toners, can I put them in the HP printer which normally works with 415 toners?

I find it a bit strange that the bundle (BK, C, M, Y) is more expensive than buying the toners individually.

How many sheets can be printed with it

Have an HP MFP M477fdw Will this fit?

Why does the price go up every week? From 399.- to 419.- ... Can't be that I have to pay more every 2-3 weeks :-/ I'll get a new printer for this price.

Does this toner "HP 410A (Toner, M, C, Y, BK) for CHF 399.00" fit my printer "HP Color LaserJet MFP M377dw"? Above it says M377 to fit.... not. At the bottom it does. I am somewhat perplexed

In the shop we have a "Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M477fdw." I wanted to ask what the difference is between HP 410 A and HP 410 X printer cartridges?can the 410X cartridges also be used?

I have an HP colour Laserjet M477. For this one I bought and changed NON original cartridges. Now, the cartridges are leaking and there are lines and dots on the paper. What should I do?

How many pages are these toners intended for?