pPrinter will not switch on without fiddling about with mains lead, tried on various sockets. Even a replacement printer still has the same problem.
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I wish I could help but mine has never given me a minutes trouble. Just be sure you push the power lead all the way in by pushing HARD
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I had the same problem for months until on last week until I traced the cause to Hewlett Packard's printer driver included in a bundle of programs that came with the printer. I downloaded a specific driver for the printer, deleted all the other rubbish. HP customer service treats people like idiots. I bought another printer.
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I would trouble shoot this process: retry the old cartridge to verify the printer works; if yes, then retry the new cartridge and verify clean firm contacts; if still not working, then it is possible the electronic PCB board on the cartridge is at fault requiring a replacement.
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I don't know how. I called Cannon. I was told I needed a knew printer, that the printer head had burned out. Read others on line how they resolve this issue with theirs. You might get luck. Good luck!
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Turn the printer off for a minute then turn back on to reset,this happens with my 7520 e all in one too. this should work.
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I'm having the same problem with 14 month old printer. Seems as if thousands of users are having this issue. HP not responsive about it. Avoid this printer.
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try rebooting it by unplugging it for 30 seconds then plug it back in and start it to see see if that helps. Part of the problem is that when it jams all the way to the left and is not accessible because of the cover it is under, so you can't do anything with the printhead or the cartridges.
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As much as I would like to help, I'm afraid there is not much advise I can offer. If you have the device on the rear of your printer that permits printing on two sides of the paper, I suggest removing it and looking for any paper stuck in the device or up in the printer itself. Be sure the reversing device is reinstalled ind latched well.There is not much more that I can suggest.Bob
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Hi Angela,, what I did when that happen to me, was, I took all colors cartridges out, yes even my empties, an put them back in, an made sure they clicked in place, try it, it worked for me, then restart the printer.
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Try opening the printer settings from the computer. Also try the settings from the printer itself. Maybe try shutting it off and on.
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Replacing them one at a time. Turning on and off the printer. The first set I got was different than the second set. If not, try messing with it a bit. If you still can't get it to work, return it.
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Just guessing, but have you tried disconnecting the printer from the wall socket, waiting up to 30 seconds for the capacitors to drain, then plugging your printer back in to the power supply again? Doing this sometimes fixes odd behaviour. Not always of course, but at least it won't do any harm.
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I had same problem. There was no fix after working with Kodak technician. Printer had worked flawlessly for two years. Technician offered a free refurbished printer (same print cartridges but no fax) with 90 day warrantee...I pay shipping cost...$10. This print head jam seems to a common problem. It is not a paper issue.
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I researched this a lot out of severe frustration and I found no positive solution. There is no way to service this printer for this. If you call them they will tell you to get a new printer and offer to sell you one at a slight discount. Basically you trash the thing and get a different brand. The lower priced printers are made to be disposable and not to be fixed.
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Try updating the firmware. If that doesn't work, you may be looking at a new printer. I replaced mine with the 545 and it's the best printer I've ever owned, but there's an even newer model out now. Cost is under a hundred bucks shipped from Amazon. Be sure to double check which cartridges it takes.
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Call the help desk; they are really good at walking through any issues with the printer. Great service.
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I don't recall if I had any issues like that or not. I'm an IT guy/computer nerd anyway so if I did, I fixed it immediately. With that said, I would recommend turning your printer off and then back on. Even try some different things like putting old cartridges in when printer is on and then turn it off, pull cartridges out and replace the new cartridges just before turning the printer back on. Make sure that any tape that may have been on the bottom of the cartridges is also removed. You'd be surprised how many people forget that. One thing to look at also, if the problem persists, is to check the settings on the actual printer and look at the ink level. If the ink level is showing that everything is full, as it should be, then the printer is at least detecting things that far. Hope this little bit will help, if not feel free to post back. If you end up having to post back, let us k ow what you be tried, and the specific issue you're having. This way I, or someone else, can give more accurate advice to further troubleshoot the issue. :)