how to remove multiple unsuccessful attempts to PRINT, then when it does print, wasting a stack of paper??
1096486
Maddening, isn't it? When there are print jobs in queue, there should be A little printer icon on the bottom right of your screen (windows tray, or Mac application bar). Double click to open, then use the menu to delete/cancel the job. When this happens to ours, we typically have to reboot the Mac to get it to resynch with the printer. I've tried futzing with reconnecting the priter through the printer menu, but it usually doesn't work...have to reboot. Good luck.
1152423
I'm sorry, but about half the time, I have the same issue. I have to agree with Bitterauldqueen, below. I have had it refuse to print one job, while it prints a previous job over and over, sometimes, even after I have deleted the previous one (or thought I had). I'm sorry you're having problems, too, but at least I'm glad to know it's not just me doing something wrong. I wish I could have an answer for you. I used to like Lexmark, but I'm beginning to think I'm going to try a different brand in the future.
487373
You can try reset your printer by restarting your computer and your printer. You may also need to reinstall the drivers or install a new updated driver
142004
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.
891334
If you contact Brother, they can help. Their CSR Rep was able to help me Purge the print head and now I'm back in business. I got a back-up printer just in case.
1884444
The only thing I can think is to air out the pages or fan them so they don't stick, it also could be the type of paper you are trying to scan, once in a great while this does happen to me but never more than 2 pages at one time on a pile of 15 pages, also make sure the top of the scanner is locked in place tightly sorry I don't have any better ideas... Craig
1997420
I see this very frequently also. At this point... it probably occurs every 5 to 20 pages which is way too often. I haven't found a solution yet, but you don't have to turn the printer on and off to get past it. You only need to open the lid and close it again (or pull the piece of paper you're using the trick the printer into thinking the lid is closed and reinsert it). This has the advantage of keeping the same print job running (which is non-disruptive if the error shows up between pages versus mid-page).
1325122
You need to set the no. Of pages to be duplexed, using up and down arrows on the right of the printer after clicking on duplex. Hope that helps. :-)
2198866
The print head is probably clogged. Google it, and you will find directions on how to remove it and clean it. Do NOT use the maintance feature. It will clog it more. Good luck
1486772
Try reloading the paper and add more if there are less than five paper left then press menu and print again. Check also if the paper is at the bottom of the slot. If all fail, the feeder is the problem.
214175
Firstly, never, ever turn it off. If you do, say there is a power cut when it is printing, the teeth in the cubes will jamb and the cost of repair is more than a new Samsung printer. Secondly, paper jams are frequent. We could solve this for a short while by cleaning all the rollers and making sure the sensor was clear. But it would soon happen again. Any paper less than 22lbs fails continually. We ended up using 25 lb paper to solve the issue for longer periods.
1470889
You can use this to try fixing the problem. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&destPage=document&docname=c03081973&jumpid=reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0001&lc=en&tmp_docname=c03081973 If this doesn't work this is another way to try to get the printer to work. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&sqi=2&ved=0CCkQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fh30434.www3.hp.com%2Ft5%2FOther-Printing-Questions%2F0xc18a0001-Ink-System-Failure-Fixed-in-HP-D7360%2Ftd-p%2F417073&ei=8-bFUoz_MNXSsATvvYCgDQ&usg=AFQjCNHfzok0Yy6WKbr2fsJaPkeQWTSs6A&bvm=bv.58187178,d.cWc There are any other answers shown when you 'Google' HP D7360 ink system failure. Some times this printer will show this failure after it has not been used for a long time or if one or more cartridges run out of ink and printing is continued.
2266965
Take them out and reinstall them. If that does not work, reboot the printer
1780538
Depending on the make the printer can act like a right bastard. Press and hold either reset or ok and HOLD it until the printer resets. You might also get emails from your printer manufacturer telling you you've voided your warentee. Since I've never known a printer manufacturer who honoroed their warentee... No big loss.
477542
This has been driving me crazy. I click on "ok" and it starts printing again. I made 50 copies today and got the "out of paper" message 8 times!
1612756
Very likely the print head is dried up. Sometimes a drop of water may make it work but no guarantee ... pls try on your own.
1355320
Almost certainly your printer has a dirty or clogged print head on one of the cartridges. Use the utilities to assist in diagnosing the problem. Regards, Bill