I had a photo paper jam & when trying to fix this problem I removed the ink cartriges & reinstalled them only to find the printer said problem with the inks. I tried everything to fix but now it says turn off & turn on the printer error code : Oxc19a0040 Can anyone tell me what to do please as it keeps coming up with this code & won't work. Cheers, Rob
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The error Oxc19a0040 is mostly occurred in HP printers
To solve the error code Oxc19a0040,Follow the given steps
Error will automatically remove.
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SOURCE: With HP Photosmart D7260 Printer, I get
Perhaps you are loading too much paper into the tray. Please try to work through the steps in this troubleshooter and see if it has any effect. If not, please report back with the results and someone will be happy to assist you.
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SOURCE: HP photo printer D7360 error message
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There there to much to tell you what to do but I found a link for you to see it will tell you what to do just click on the link it will take you there.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01458034&lc=en&dlc=he&cc=il&lang=he&rule=6783&product=3655608
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SOURCE: I have an error message on my HP Photosmart
Unplug the USB cable from theback of the printer if it is connected. Now take out the power cord.
Now Reset the printer:-
To reset it.
Connect the printer power cord to the Wall Outlet or Wall Jack.
Make sure it is not connected to the Serge Protector or power strip.
Partial reset :-
Now on the printer itself. --> Press and hold the
# and 3 button at the same time. Now take out the Power cable from the back of the printer and wait for 20 sec. Now put the power cable back in the printer. Now release the two buttons. ( Note :- remember you need to hold down the # and 3 button the hold time )
(On the printer screen it should say Part nvm reset.)
Now try to turn on the printer and check if it shows the Ink system failure - 0xc19a0027 option. If it works Perfect. If not then do this :-
Semi-Full Reset:-
Open the front door and take out all the cartridges from the printer. Now close the door.
Now on the printer itself. --> Press and hold the
# and 6 button at the same time. Now take out the Power cable from the back of the printer and wait for 20 sec. Now put the power cable back in the printer. Now release the two buttons. ( Note :- remember you need to hold down the # and 6 button the hold time )
( On the printer screen it should say Semi-Full rest )
The printer might shut down automatically or may be it won't. At this point Put the cartridges back into the printer and then turn on the printer if it was shut down.
or If the printer is on turn it off and then switch it back on.
The problem should be resolved up till now.
If still the problem Exist Call HP as the product has gone bad. The printer will be replaced if it is still in warranty. Remember the printer HP replaces is always a refurbished printer.
HP :- 1-800-474-6836 ( Tech Support )
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Hi
This error comes due to carriage jam. Turn off the printer and unplug it from wall socket. Now, remove the cartridges and check for any dried up ink residue on cartridges on inside the carriage. Clean the cartridges contacts and carriage using a Q-tip dipped i alcohol. Let the carriage and cartridges dry before you plug in the printer.
Install the cartridges and check. If it still shows error then unplug the power cord coming to the printer without switching it off. Now, remove the rear door of the printer and check for any paper jams over there, remove if any. Wit for at least 15 seconds and plug in the power cord. Now check whether it is working.
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