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HP PSC 2210 All-In-One InkJet Printer Questions & Answers
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Printer making jerking noise.
Could be one of several problems.
First and simplest - open the hatch to expose the cartridge carriage. When it moves to "centre" pull the power cable or switch it off at power socket. Move the carriage to one side or other and look into the far left and right corners of the machine to see if there is any paper or other object crammed in there. If so - remove it and check the other side.
If that is clear, you will see a thin transparent strip that runs the width of the printer and passes behind the cartridge carriage. Carefully clean this both sides and full length with warm water and a couple of drops of detergent (NOT ALCOHOL please). Put it all back together, power it up, and try again. If the machine still makes a racket, it is probably an electronics fault or a faulty carriage belt motor. In which case, I suggest you cut losses and replace the machine.
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on Nov 29, 2018
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Why won't it print red?
1. Remove the cartridges
2. you could be able to see into the cartridge slot of the printer, a little part with so many contacts
3. Take a tissue of paper and isopropyl alcohol
4. gently clean the contacts into the printer, and also on the cartridge.
5. reinsert the cartridge and do a test print, Tell me how it goes
ADCSFXworks Printing Center
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on Nov 28, 2014
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PRINTING BACKWARDS
Go to Start>>Control Panel>>>Printers.
Select Printing preferences.
Go to Advance Tab.
Select Mirror images and turn it off or uncheck it.
Press Apply and OK to Apply the settings.
Also perform the same steps on Solution Center.
Open HP Solution Center.
Go to Settings>>Print Settings>>Advance Tab.
Mirror images=OFF
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on Jun 23, 2014
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HP Product Registration pop-up
This is caused by an entry in the Task Scheduler. To get rid of it, you need to be logged on with Administrator priveleges, then do the following:
1. Click Start, type the following in the search field and press enter: Task Scheduler
2. Cllick Continue to confirm permission.
3. Click Task Scheduler Library in the Left column.
4. Click on any of the following in the center column:
a. InternetService Offers (If your pop-up is regarding the internet)
b. Registration (If your pop-up is regarding registering your PC)
c. Service Plan (If your pop-up is regarding warrenty)
d. Extended Service (If your pop-up is regarding extended service plans)
BTW, notice that the idiot that programed these entries set them to trigger every 30 minutes, indefinatly.
Hope this helps.
Dave
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on May 25, 2014
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