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The cartridge carriage has stalled

The cartridge carriage keeps trying to work but it sounds like it gets stuck at one end and cant move back the over way. and then it computer say that the cartridge carriage has stalled

  • Anonymous May 11, 2008

    carrige has stalled

  • Anonymous Mar 03, 2009

    Yup. Same problem.

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If you can remove the dust from the paper lifting area with the help of petrol or ip (all the gararis) and reinstall that portion, change the encoder (which goes from the carriage) and clear the round encolder with the help of wet cotton. Greecing the cartridge park area and then check it. If you find any problem then contact me at [email protected]

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PRINTING PROBLEMS CARTRIDGES CAN NOT BE DETECTED PROPERLY Remove and return the Carts on the Printer do this twice then Use HP Software Cleaning Method. END OF LIFE MESSAGE ON EPSON PRINTERS Reset all counters using SSC Utility then Hard reset your printer by pressing the middle button (Paper Feed\Cancel) and power button for 4 seconds. CLEANING THE HEADS ON EPSON PRINTERS Hold down the Ink Change button for 5 secs STUCK PRINTER HEADS Check first if there are any paper hindrances on the printer carriage. Check your cartridge if they are inserted properly and Locks are in place. Check for lubrication on the metal bar where the carriage is attached to. Hope this helps =============================================== If you are having trouble with Newly bought items save your self from headaches by returning them and demand a replacement or a refund! You may have purchased a reconditioned\repaired\factory defect product.

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    > unplug the power chord from the printer
    > open the rear access door and you will get full access to the rollers.
    > check for any jammed paper inside. if so remove it.
    > after that clean the rollers using a lint free cloth.
    > close the rear access door.
    > open the door so that you will get full access to the ink cartridges.
    > move the cartridge to and fro several times manually with your hand.
    > check whether it is getting stuck somewhere while you do this.
    > if it is getting stuck check where it is and check whether there is any bit of paper or any other thing.

    NB: for some models you may have to plug the power chord to move the carriage manually.

    > after that plug the power chord and try to make a copy.

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