Restart the printing device: A basic troubleshooting step is to restart the printer and do it by turning off your HP printer. Start by long-pressing the power button. Then switch off the electrical power supply and unplug the device. Wait for about 60 seconds, put the plug back into the electrical supply socket, and turn on the switch.
Reset the cartridges: Reset your printer and replace the cartridges again if the above step does not resolve the issue. According to our technical support executives, the correct installation of printer cartridges solves 60 – 70% 0xc19a0013 errors. Start by turning off the HP printer’s power as described above. Don’t forget to unplug the printer. Now remove the cartridges and clean all the print heads one by one. Once it’s all cleaned and ready, turn the power back on. You must have received a printer manual with your HP printer. According to the instructions in the manual, remove all the printer cartridges. Take special care to spot clean all the clogged cartridges. Reinstall all of them one by one. If you cannot cut, connect with Printer Error helpline no. for immediate resolution.
Take test printouts: If you still fail to get rid of the error message after completing step 1 and step 2, restart your printer as described in step 1. Now prints 2 to 3 dummy or test pages. If the same error code appears again, and you feel restless, get professional help. Contact our technical support desk to seek professional guidance immediately.
Replace empty cartridges: You will see or receive an ‘Ink Alert’ message if your cartridges have low ink levels. This generally occurs right before the error 0xc19a0013 appears on your system. A tried and tested way to resolve error 0xc19a0013 is by replacing all the cartridges in your HP printer. If you don’t have spare cartridges, order for new ones and get them professionally installed by our technical support desk. This will help you avoid improper installation-related issues and any chance of inflicting damage to your printer and cartridge.
Reset all cables, plugs and connection ports: You can also reset all connection ports by turning off the power first. Then open the right side of your HP printer and reset the 2 white cables on the motherboard. Then reset all other ports, USB connections, and plugs of your printing device.
Damaged printhead: Sometimes, the print head itself is a damaged one. If you see signs of damage on the printhead, ask a professional to replace the same immediately.
Clean all print heads: Use an automatic cleaning utility to spot clean all your printheads. This is your last and final troubleshooting step to eliminate the error.
As discussed above, the error code “0xc19a0013” on your HP printer symbolizes a failure of the ink system. Seek professional and reliable support from the Printer Error product to help the support team resolve error 0xc19a0013 instantly in your HP printer.
