I installed new ink cartridges in the printer and after some initial banging noises, an error message said "Carriage Jam, Open Door Clear Carriage Jam". The problem is that there is no jam. Another message repeatedly advises that I check the arrangement of the ink cartridges. I've changed them many times in the past and did it in the same manner this last time. The cartridges are in correctly and securely. I've unplugged and replugged the printer, have turned the power on and off, but nothing has changed the error message. I cannot find anything that would cause a carriage jam. Please help. I just bought $100 worth of new ink cartridges and don't want to have to buy a new (and possibly different brand) photo printer.
I pushed the carriage HARD to the left (figuring that I was going to have to get a new printer helped me not worry about breaking it!) and it finally slammed over to about the middle of the bar inside the machine. I then turned the printer off and on and it aligned itself and seems like it's going to work.
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I have an HP5610. The cartridges began making a banging noise upon instaling new ones. The suggestion of pushing the cartridges to the left 1/4" seemed to unjam them. The printer works fine now.
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Push cartri9age to left about a 1/4", with finger pressure. Un-jammed my printer.
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Thank you. At current rates for repair service, I think I will buy a new printer rather than repairing the current one. What you said makes sense and I appreciate your input.
I pushed the cartridge left and right several inches with no change. At this time, I've already purchased a new and different brand printer. Thank you for your input.
Grinding noise and carriage jam error after changing ink and using photo paper
I bought a new printer and am trying to set it up for use... However, I keep running into an error message "Clear Cartridge jam" please help me resolve this issue so I may use my new equipment.
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