Can I use HP57 instead of HP22 ink cartdige for the printer: HP Deskjet D1460?

I certainly can understand you're question here - there's a lot of us who are getting tired of HP's small cartridges, like the HP-22 Tri-Color @ 05 ml of ink.





Your cartridge in question, the HP 57 Tri-Color, holds 17 ml of ink.





I can not say, positivetly, that the 22 %26amp; 57 will interchange, but based on information I received ~ 1 month ago; from gto_ca @ Yahoo-Answers / Yahoo-Groups, THE 22 %26amp; 57 SHOULD INTERCHANGE.





I am not familiar with the HP Deskjet D1460, but included in gto-ca's information, he states, '; . . . The HP Photosmart 7450 can operate with HP 21, 22, 27, 28, 56, 57, %26amp; 58.





It would seem likely to me the above interchanges would work both ways.





Oh yea, by the way, gto-ca owns %26amp; operates a franchise inkjet refilling business; he uses 18 different printers to


';Test-Print'; refilled cartridges; he says that between these 18 printers, he can Test-Print any / all inkjet cartridges, made by any / all manufactueres.





Since I can not answer your question with 100% confidence


[I would guess the chances of a sucessful interchange to be


~ 97% - 98%], here's an idea: If the 57 works, you're going to need it anyway. If you buy from a large retailer, like Wal-Mart, %26amp; if the 57 does not work, simply take it back to them - tell them you bought the wrong cartridge, %26amp; they will refund your money.





If you find the 22 %26amp; 57 to positivily {for sure / 100%} be interchangable, you might let me know - this information would also be helpful here; %26lt;kenslcwr@yahoo.com%26gt;





Good Luck,





Ken C.


';Little Covered Wagon Cartridge X-change';Can I use HP57 instead of HP22 ink cartdige for the printer: HP Deskjet D1460?
You should only use the type of ink cartridge that is specified for your particular printer. If the HP57 is one of the specified cartridges, then yes, by all means, use it. However, if it isn't, I would not recommend using it. Using mismatched cartridges can cause all kinds of trouble from plain old gunking up your machine to a full fledged malfunction. Stick with the manufacturer specified cartridges.