HP 364XL Black Ink Cartridge - Black

The 'XL' indicates an 'extra large' or high-yield cartridge. It contains more ink than a standard HP 364 black cartridge, allowing you to print significantly more pages before needing a replacement, offering better value.

This cartridge is compatible with a specific range of HP DeskJet, OfficeJet, and Photosmart printers, including models in the 3070, 3520, 4620, 5510, 6510, and 7510 series. Please refer to the 'Compatibility' section of this guide or your printer's manual to confirm compatibility.

The page yield can vary based on the specific printer model, print content, and usage patterns. However, as an XL cartridge, it is designed to print up to two times more black pages than standard HP 364 black cartridges.

For optimal performance, store unused cartridges in their original, sealed packaging at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, or freezing conditions. This prevents the ink from drying out or degrading.

While technically possible, HP strongly recommends using original HP ink cartridges. Third-party or refilled inks may not provide the same print quality, reliability, or page yield, and could potentially damage your printer or void its warranty.

You can easily recycle your empty HP 364XL ink cartridge through the HP Planet Partners program. Visit the HP website for details on how to return your used cartridges for free recycling. Many retailers also offer in-store recycling drop-offs.

Remove the cartridge, gently wipe the copper-colored electrical contacts on the cartridge and inside the printer with a lint-free cloth or cotton swab dampened with distilled water, then reinstall firmly. Ensure it clicks into place.

Run the printer's automatic printhead cleaning utility from your computer's printer software or the printer's control panel. If issues persist, check ink levels and consider replacing if very low, or try an alignment page.

Ensure you are using original HP cartridges. Review your print settings; printing in 'Best' or 'Photo' mode uses more ink. Consider 'Draft' mode for less critical documents. Also, frequent printhead cleaning cycles can consume ink.

Verify that your print settings are appropriate for your document type (e.g., 'Normal' or 'Best' for high-quality text). Use recommended paper types for optimal results. Ensure the printhead is clean by running a cleaning cycle.

This can sometimes occur if the printer's sensor doesn't register the new cartridge correctly. Try removing and reinstalling the cartridge. If the problem persists, contact HP support as it might indicate a faulty cartridge or printer sensor.