Printhead carriage jam

Please follow the below link to the Kodak website for this code:
Printhead carriage jam or all in one printer error code 3515 3525 3527...

Search inside for anything that should not be there. I found a paper clip, chewing gum wrapper, dust build up, bits of paper, a christmas ornament, all sorts of things can do this. Sometimes very small things. Use a can of compressed air to clean it put well. Hope this helps.

Check the LCD on your printer control panel or the status monitor on your computer for an error message. If there is an error message, follow the instructions to clear it.

If there is no error message, or if the problem continues:

1. Open the access door.
2. Disconnect the power adapter from the back of the printer.
3. CAUTION: Do not use force on the printhead carriage to move it. Gently move the printhead carriage from side to side to see that it moves freely and there are no obstructions.
4. Remove any obstructions that may prevent the printhead carriage and ink cartridges from moving to the center position.
5. Close the access door.
6. Connect the power adapter to the printer.
7. Remove the ink cartridges from the printhead.
8. Verify that the labels on the ink cartridges are intact, and that the cartridges are not damaged.
9. firmly until you hear it click into position.
   
10. Insert the color ink cartridge into the printhead, then press down firmly until you hear it click into position.
    
11. Close the printer access door.
12. Press OK to clear the error.
13. Make a print.

Hi friends,
I was able to solve this problem (error code 3527 on Kodak hero 9.1) by opening the printer entirely (dis-assembled), Checking the cartridge carriage assembly, i discovered that the belt that drive carriage assembly had a locker that was broken as such, the carriage assembly could not move in the direction as the motor drives the belt on.
I simply inserted the belt in position and drop a little drop of super glue to it, let it dry off.
Assemble my printer, and it was ok and is working.

the only thing i can think off is there is a problem with the head sensor, the heads move back and forth on a rigid belt but the head case also runs along a see through plastic strip, this has lines in it and tells the printer were it is, other thing i can think of is the head cleaner, they can get stuck in them sometimes and cause misalignment and damage the reader. also anything they like to use on printers is a inc use chip that can make faults come up so you have to buy a new printer. this has been in a few articles. business printers don't have this feature. hope this helps

Contated Kodak about the error code 3527 and was advised I needed to purchase another printer and they would give me a 30% discount. Why would I do that when my Kodak printer is only 14 months old! My Dell is 9 years old and works fine! Dell ink cartrides are expensive and can only be ordered online. That is why I switched to Kodak. Do not buy Kodak!

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To resolve this error:

1. Open the printer access door.
2. Disconnect the power adapter from the printer.
3. Gently hold both sides of the carriage, located immediately behind the printhead, and make sure the carriage moves freely.
• If the carriage does not move freely, contact Kodak.
4. Remove the printhead and ink cartridges.
5. Reinstall the printhead and ink cartridges, making sure each clicks into place.
6. Connect the power adapter to the printer.
7. Turn the printer on, if necessary.
8. Close the printer access door.

If the error continues, contact Kodak.

Print cartridge jam error 3527
I cleared this error by manually moving the head cleaning pad into its stand by position It must of stuck while changing the ink cartridges.