If you’re trying to scan a document, and the computer or scanner is not found or the scan fails, you may be having trouble with your connection. This blog post deals with HP multifunction printers connected to a Windows computer on a wired or wireless network.
If your laser printer is not picking up paper from the tray, try the following:
According to the HP Support website, image defects, no matter the cause, can often be resolved using the same steps. The most common image defects are light print, gray background or dark print, blank pages, black pages, dark or light bands, dark or light streaks, and colors that do not align.
As with any printer, the most common and inevitable problem you may encounter while printing is a paper jam. To begin troubleshooting the problem, determine the area where the jam is occurring and examine the area. Most printer makes and models can be fixed in the same or a similar way since most jams occur due to a paper path blockage or a worn roller. It is important to remember to avoid pulling stuck paper from the front of the unit, as it may cause damage to the printer. Instead, remove the paper from the back of the printer or paper tray.
Is your office printer not working again? Is your printer displaying a 49 Error? Don’t get too stressed out! Chances are the problem can be solved quickly and easily in just a few steps. To begin assessing the problem, start by checking the basics. Is there paper in the tray? Are the ink cartridges empty? Is the printer connected to a power source?
After confirming that everything is properly setup, check whether there is a message/warning light on the printer. The message should give you the details of what’s wrong. One of the most common problems is a 49 Error.
Is your printer acting up again? No worries; chances are you may have a defective network card. If your printer is displaying an 80, 81, or 82 error, this is most likely the case.
Most likely this problem can be solved quickly and easily in just a few steps. To begin assessing a 13.1 Error, start by checking the basics. Is there paper in the tray? Are the ink cartridges empty? Is the printer connected to a power source? After confirming that everything is properly setup, check whether there is a message/warning light on the printer. The message should give you the details of what’s wrong. On the screen, it should display that you have a 13.1 Error.
Of all the things that could possibly go wrong with the day, a recent survey shows that a sudden breakdown of office printers is considered the most annoying and stress-inducing. Are your prints suddenly faded? Is your toner smearing? Are your envelopes not print envelopes correctly? Thankfully, most of these are common laser printer problems that can be solved in a few simple steps.
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