Pen in chute 1 has tsr failure. - HP Photosmart C4180 All-In-One InkJet Printer

Make sure the Chute is sitting down on it's mount properly. Sounds like either some hardware shook lose and cause the Chute to lift or many of these newer machines are all plastic and parts break easily in that chute mounting area

if there is no water any where I would first use the wand of a vacuum cleaner that is going ( not the head just the pipe section)

Un plug the chute control rod..put the chute in middle (foward) and the handle at 1 oclock and remount the chute rod..see at 3:40 on this video ===>

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It was either the display or battery that would fail. The only option I've seen thus far is buy a new one.

Is this a chair or a motorcycle? for motorcycle: http://www.allbookez.com/suzuki-tsr-125-service-manual/

There are 2 screws at either side of lint chute. Remove them. Make sure dryer is unplugged for next part. Remove back over by removing 1/4 drive screws. Looking at the back, on the left you will see the back of the lint chute. remove the four 1/4" screws around the bottom and lift and remove the chute. There you will find your toy. be careful around this as the edges are sharp.

questions already been answered http://www.fixya.com/support/t8700781-code_d1_071b

From what I've read, it seems that a "pen failure" is a cryptic message to indicate a cartridge failure. Replacing your print cartridges should solve the problem.

I've had the same error:

Hold down the following keys:

Photosmart Express, Photo Fix, Reprints, Print Photos and then Help.

You'll get the message: "Enter Special Key Combo"

Press OK.

Scroll over to Reports then self test: and press ok, it should print. a selftest report.

If you get an error Pen in Chute 1, or 2, has tsr failure: Call/Chat with an HP technician.

Hi Scott -

Sorry, I do not have any additional ideas as it seems you have checked things I would have suggested - cleaning the contacts. (I presume you did clean the cartrdige contacts in addition to the printer contacts.) The TSR may be correct but may be encoded incorrectly, which could cause an issue as this would make the printer "think" the cartridge was too hot or too cold. The printer will refuse to print with certain ID errors. A 10-tap will bypass this test as a diagnostic aid. Does the 10-tap show a "good" nozzle diagnostic? If there are repeating missing nozzle segments across all three colors it would indicate an interconnect issue.

If the cartridges are original HP cartridges I would check the warranty date (two years warranty from date of manufacture) as shown here. If the cartridges are still in the warranty period contact HP for replacements.


Regards,
Bob Headrick, MS MVP Printing/Imaging