HP LaserJet 1320n Printer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Firstly I doubt that economode is set by default, but maybe the printer is in economode for some reason. Secondly I would normally expect the problem to be the toner cartridge but assuming you have checked this my suggestions are as follows. 1. Run two internal prints from the printer. a. By pressing the green "go" button briefly. b. By holding the green "go" button for 5 seconds. The first print should give you an indication of the print quality, if it is good then the printer itself is probably behaving normally. The second print will tell you exactly how the printer is set up. This includes whether economode is on or off and what print density it is set for (default is 3, range is 1-5). 2. If economode is on or the print density is lower than 3 the easiest way to fix this is to do a cold reset on the printer as follows. Important note: This will reset the printer to factory defaults, the only setting that is critical is the jetdirect setting. Since you stated that your printer is a 1320 and that you are running DOS I am assuming that it does not have an "n" (for network) suffix eg 1320n. If I am right in this assumption you can ignore the jetdirect comments above, if it is a network printer the second printout from 1a should provide the jetdirect information which you may need to keep for future reference. Cold Reset Procedure:- a. Turn the printer power off b. Press and "hold" the green "go" button whilst turning the printer on. c. Continue to hold the go button for at least 5 seconds and until the amber attention light turns on (triangle with ! in the middle), this should occur before 15 seconds elapses. d. Release the go button. Factory defaults should now be reset and you can check using 1a whether any changes occurred.

problem your os please

you need post script level 3 support printer.You should buy hp laserjet 2200 or 2300 or 4250 it has default post script driver

Dear Sir

My printer is laserjet 1320

PCL XL error
Subsystem: KERNEL
Error: Illegal Tag
Operator: 0x1b
Position: 6




Pls. This problem solution give me.

Clean the pickup roller and separation pad. Pages 52-63 of the manual at the link below http://www.partsnow.com/docs/service-manuals/HP%20LaserJet%201160%201320%20Service%20Manual.pdf

down load the drivers for the printer from the net type in driver down load for the make and model of the machine then down load from the correct page

reinstall driver

hmm i believe you might have a hardware problem. can you explain the problem more in details like your paper get stuck from the feeding place below or before getting out. this kind mostlt called paper jam or stuck

pcl xl error subsystem: kernel error : i llegaltagoperator : 0x2position : 54

Try looking in the driver properties for that printer. You should be able to turn on/off the duplex feature. Also try the "Paper Handling" area in the printer's menu.

check all the connections inside maybe some connectors are not plug in

Reinstall the printer using PCL 5 drivers. That should fix your problem.

It sounds like your paper pickup roller is worn down and can't grip the paper to pick it up. This roller is located on the bottom of the printer. Pull the paper tray all the way out and turn the printer over and you can see it as seen in the attached picture.This roller comes in a kit along with the separation pad and the charge roller. When you replace one its best to replace them all. The roller kit is available here:http://www.ccl-la.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=24_41_42&products_id=71I hope this helps, if so please rate my solution.BuddyMc

Faded printing is usuallly caused by an empty or defective toner cartridge. If the toner is new and the printer was working fine before the toner change then you might have a defective cartridge, or you may not have removed the tape strip from the cartridge when you installed it.

I had similar problems with my Printer also. Believe me, it can happen if the printer driver is corrupted or if your windows installation or windows update caused some conflict issues with the printer. I got online help from TheBestPcDoctors. If you need, you can contact them or call themwww.thebestpcdoctor.com or via 877-407-9229

Attention light is blinking
This state can be reached in the following circumstances:
? Paper tray is empty
? Door open
? Paper jam
? Misfeed from tray
1. Verify that the print cartridge is present and that the print-cartridge door is closed correctly.
2. Verify that media is present in the input tray.
3. Clear any jams and perform paper-path functional checks.
4. Make sure that the interlocks are operating correctly.
To reset the printer after a jam, press the GO button.(Green Button)

First thing to do is reload the drivers from hp.com. Sounds like the PCL drivers are hosed.

1st: turn off your printer, wait 5 minutes, turn on again. Try to print again and see if the problem is solved. If this doesn't work:
2nd: de-install your printer from your computer, download the latest driver for your operating system, install your printer again. And if this doesn't work, download the latest HP Laserjet generic driver and install it again.
You can find the drivers on the support page from HP, searching for the model printer that you have and select the driver for your operating system (windows xp, vista, 7..)

its the feader sensor , a plastic pease that work as a trigger for the sensor when closing the tray either stuck or (broken -very rear) , try to find it and release it .