What does EJ error message mean?

The "E4 16" error message on a Lexmark CS410dn printer indicates that there is a problem with the printer's toner cartridge. This can be caused by a variety of issues, such as:

1. The toner cartridge is not properly installed in the printer.
2. The toner cartridge is not compatible with the printer.
3. The toner cartridge has reached the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced.
4. The printer's firmware is out of date and needs to be updated.

To resolve the issue, you should try the following steps:

1. Turn off the printer and unplug it from the power outlet.
2. Open the printer's front cover and ensure the toner cartridge is properly installed.
3. Clean the electrical contacts on the toner cartridge and the printer with a dry, lint-free cloth.
4. Reinstall the toner cartridge in the printer, being careful to align it properly.
5. Turn on the printer and check if the error message is cleared.

If the error message persists, you may need to check the compatibility of the toner cartridge with your printer model, and the age of the cartridge. If the cartridge is old, you might need to replace it with a new one.
Updating the firmware of the printer can also solve the problem, check the Lexmark website for update on the same.
In case the problem persists after trying all the above troubleshoot, please contact Lexmark support for further assistance.

Sol Some of the common errors related to printer cartridges are Errors 1102, 1203, 1204, or 120F and 929.
Error 1102 or 1200
This error message flashes when the cartridge/s is incorrectly installed or snapped in. Wrong installation of cartridge replacements causes communication problem between the printhead and the printer.
Error 1203, 1204 or 120F
This error also has something to do with installing the printer cartridge. This error message is related to alignment problems; which means a printer cartridge or cartridges is short or was not align with the other cartridges. A foreign object blocking the cartridge's path may also another reason.
Error 929
This error message is shown when the printer reads the printer cartridge as damaged or defective. The toner sensor appears to be not working properly and may warn about replacing a new cartridge.
What are the basic solutions to these Lexmark X5650 Cartridge Errors?
Fortunately, when any of these error messages appear on your Lexmark X5650, you can use one solution to them all - reinstalling the cartridge. Here are the steps.
Turn off power and unplug printer.
Open the control panel to access the printer cartridge.
Check each cartridge's alignment. Check for foreign object inside the printer. Check if the printer cartridges are securely locked or snapped in their places.
Reconnect power cord and electrical outlet.
Power on and wait for the printer to read the cartridges.
IF the same message appears, repeat the process.
If problem persists, you might need to install a new printer cartridge.
Printer errors are inevitable. Therefore, it is important to learn the basics troubleshooting to prevent them from happening. Better yet, make sure that you install quality replacements to your Lexmark X5650
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Error: "Invalid Toner Cartridge"; Error: "Invalid Refill"; Message: "Change Cartridge"
Solution
One of these error messages may appear on the printer display immediately after or shortly after a new toner cartridge is installed into the printer. Note: This may not be specifically a toner cartridge problem; the error may be due to a stuck cover open switch on the printer.

To see if the cover open switch is the cause of this problem, open the top front cover and observe the message on the printer's display panel. The display should read Close Door or Insert Cartridge.


If this message is not displayed, the top cover open sensor and switch will need to be replaced. In addition, the printer may have damaged the new toner cartridge. If the cover open sensor is not operating properly, a new cartridge can be incorrectly flagged as a refilled cartridge by the printer. If this happens, the new cartridge will continue to cause an Invalid Refill or Invalid Cartridge error even if you try reinstalling it or installing it into another printer. If this should occur, please contact the point of purchase of the cartridge to find out how to get the cartridge replaced.

Caution: If the cover open sensor is not operating, do not install another new toner cartridge until you have completed the directions below. Inserting another new cartridge can cause that cartridge to stop working as well. Should this situation arise, please take the following actions:


Place the original working cartridge (the empty or near-empty one) back into the printer. This should clear the error message.

Turn the printer off. Doing this will disengage the cover open sensor.

With the printer switched off, open the top lid and remove the old toner cartridge.

Now replace the old cartridge with another new Lexmark toner cartridge.

Power the printer back on. The printer should now read this cartridge as a newly installed toner cartridge and the error should be cleared. The printer and toner cartridge should function properly now, but the top cover sensor on the printer will still need to be replaced.

If your printer is still under warranty or covered under a service contract, please contact Lexmark Technical Support or your service provider for further recommendations and instructions. Until you can get the cover open switch replaced, remember to have the printer powered off whenever you replace the toner cartridge.

If the top cover switch appears to be working fine, or if you have followed the above steps and your printer continues to post an Invalid Toner Cartridge or Invalid Refill error, make sure you are using a new original Lexmark toner cartridge. A toner cartridge remanufactured or refilled by a third party can cause this error.

To help identify a refilled cartridge, look for the yellow label attached to the toner drum and the body of the toner cartridge. If this is damaged or removed, the cartridge may have been refilled.

If you are using a third-party refilled or remanufactured toner cartridge, it is recommended that you install a new Lexmark brand toner cartridge. Lexmark cannot guarantee the compatibility of any third-party toner cartridges with our printers.

OR

1 Switch on the Lexmark X83 printer.

2 Lift open the cartridge door at the front of the device, below the scanner unit. The printer automatically moves the cartridge carrier to the correct position.

3 Pull each ink cartridge toward you to unclasp it from the carrier. Lift the cartridge out of the cartridge carrier.

4 Clean the copper contacts on the bottom of each cartridge with a clean, dry lint-free cloth. Use a gentle, circular motion to clean the contacts.

5 Insert the ink cartridges back into the cartridge carrier. Push back firmly on each cartridge until it snaps into place.

6 Repeat each step in this procedure again. Close the cartridge door.

The EJ error indicates that the cartridge carrier has stalled. Try to open the printer and remove the cartridges. Check the cartridge area and remove any obstructions in the carrier's path. Then close the cover - without the cartridges. Unplug and replug the printer into the power source to reset it. When the printer turns on and looks for the cartridges, reinsert and make sure the cartridges are properly inserted and secured. Try to print again. If problem continues, please contact Lexmark technical support for additional assistance.

The EJ error on your printer indicates that your ink cartridge carrier has stalled. Open the printer cover and clear the mechanical jam, then press the power button. Try to reseat your cartridges and make sure it's properly inserted in the carrier.

The error indicates either a communication failure between the cartridges and the printer or by a short in one of the cartridges. Here's an article on Troubleshooting a 1203 Error Message on the Lexmark X5400 Series. Just click on this link: http://bit.ly/aDUAjM. Follow the instructions on the page. However, if the problem continues, I strongly suggest you contact Lexmark technical support for assistance. Thanks.

Error 1203 means that there is no cartridge attached to the printer head. However, there are some cases when this error message appears because the cartridge is not attached properly to the printer. If this happens, the printer will not be able to identify the presence of the cartridge and thus encounter an error.

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Hi,
The problem could be several things, the first one could be a Flushing buffer error. That means that the printer did not understand the print job sent to it and has to be reset in order to continue printing. Second could be a memory full error where the print job sent to the printer is too big and the printer memory is not enough. The third could be the printer front door is not closing properly, make sure the toner cartridge is installed correctly and that the front door is closed. That's all I can think of right now.

See User Reference
http://www.lexmark.com/publications/pdfs/c510/eng/userref.pdf

Understanding printer messages
pages 184 and 185

"Message:
83 Photodev Cart Exhausted

What this message means:
The photodeveloper cartridge is completely used.

What you can do:
Replace the photodeveloper cartridge.
See also: Replacing the photodeveloper cartridge [page 73]

Continuing below
Message:
83 Photodev Cart Life Warning

What this message means:
The photodeveloper cartridge is nearing the end of its life.

What you can do:
• Press Go to clear the message and continue printing.
• Replace the photodeveloper cartridge.
See also: Replacing the photodeveloper cartridge [page 73]

Continuing below
Message:
83 Photodev Cart Missing

What this message means:
The photodeveloper cartridge is either missing or incorrectly
installed.

What you can do:
Correctly install the photodeveloper cartridge to clear the message and continue printing.
See also: Replacing the photodeveloper cartridge [page 73] "