HP 2136 Ink Cartridges - DeskJet Ink Advantage 2136 All-in-One
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High yield cartridge. Contains more ink and print more pages.
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High yield cartridge. Contains more ink and print more pages.
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How do I install HP 2136 ink cartridges?
- Turn on your printer. Lower the output tray, then the ink cartridge access door.
- The ink cartridge's carriage will automatically move, so make sure to wait for it to completely stop moving before you proceed.
- To remove the used cartridge, press it down and pull it out.
- Get your new CompAndSave HP DeskJet 2136 ink cartridge. Open it over a sink or garbage can to avoid any mess in case it leaks, as sometimes, factories tend to overfill the ink cartridges. Make sure to touch the black plastic part only, then remove the covering tape that is usually bright in color along with the plastic protective case, if there is, before installing it.
- Hold the sides of the new ink cartridge. Make sure that the contacts are facing the printer.
- Insert the ink cartridge in an upward angle until it snaps lock into place.
- Close the printer’s cartridge access door.
HP 2136 Ink Cartridge FAQs
- What ink cartridge does the HP DeskJet 2136 use?
- The HP DeskJet 2136 printer uses the HP 63 ink cartridges in black and tri-color. CompAndSave offers the replacement HP 63 ink cartridges in standard and HP 63XL high yield variants. The standard yield HP 63 black ink produces up to 190 pages at 5% page yield, while the high yield HP 63XL black ink cartridge gives up to 480 sheets at 5% page yield. As for the tri-color cartridges, you can get up to 165 printouts at 5% page coverage for the standard yield HP 63 and up to 330 pages at 5% page coverage for the high yield HP 63XL. To know more about remanufactured and compatible ink cartridges, check our Ink Knowledge Base.
- Why are ink cartridges so expensive?
- OEM ink and toner manufacturers claim that the high cost of these cartridges is due to the research and development of technologies to deliver high-quality ink and toners. However, it is worth noting that there are generic cartridges that exceed OEM requirements while being less expensive than their counterparts. CompAndSave's compatible and replacement ink and toner cartridges are engineered to meet or exceed OEM standards. That means to say, you can have the same print quality and page output without spending a fortune. Please keep in mind that using generic, remanufactured, or replacement cartridges will never void the warranty on your printer.