Question about HP PSC 1315 All-In-One InkJet Printer
Hi i got a cartridge problem
Posted on Jun 19, 2009
Using the same terminology would be helpful:
ribbon cable
encoder strip
locator strip
clear thin tape-like ribbon
timing belt - narrow strip
are these all the same thing?
Betsy
Posted on Aug 03, 2008
Check the encoder strip if its on the right groove of the encoder strip sensor. and try also to replace the encoder strip sensor damaged sensor results with this kind of violent error.
Posted on Sep 20, 2007
This is caused by a dirty locator strip these are located as a clear ( nearly clear strip) passing thru the print head. wipe it off with 409 on a soft cloth. careful do not dislodge it it is delecate
Posted on Jun 11, 2007
Normally what I've found that happens is this: a clear thin tape like ribbon has detached from the printhead carriage. Check for that. If it has simply detached, all you have to do is re hook it to the side it detached from. If it is broken, it would be less hassle for you to just go buy new
Posted on Jun 09, 2007
The usual cause for a carrier slaming to one side is the timing belt is either out of place or is dirty. The timing belt is a narrow strip running from one side of the printer to the other side. This strip runs through a sensor on the carrier. open the lid to find the strip clean with isoproply alchohol check to make sure it is not twisted or out of place.
Posted on May 06, 2007
Sounds like you have a problem with the ribbon cable or the circuitry on the print head assmbly. The ribbon is usually a suspect if the cartridge lights are on. If that doesn't solve the problem check the circuitry.
Posted on Mar 06, 2007
SOURCE: HP PSC 1315 Printer
57 No. cartridge is defective. Through it in a dustbin and purchase a new one
Posted on Sep 19, 2007
SOURCE: HP c3180 inkjet printer problem
apply two or three drops of 3 in 1 oil to top of the big silver rod (inside printer cover)on which the ink cartridges ride.
UNPLUG RESTART AND Print
Posted on Jan 21, 2008
SOURCE: troubleshooting on hp printer/scanner/copier
Hi,
This looks like either there is an paper jam or carriage jam on the unit,
Check the rare access door weather there is a paper jam.
Remove the cartridges and try moving the carriage( the cartridge hold) left to right and right to left and check if its moving freely.
After these try disconnecting the power cable without turning off the unit and hold the On button for 15 secs and then plug in the power cable while your hold the on button.
This should probably fix the issue.
Please do let me know if there is still an issue.
Posted on Feb 19, 2008
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I have this problem with my ij1200 printer. The cartridges slam to left and stay there. Also green power light keeps flashing and i can not turn printer off by the power button! it won't go off
Yes, I have the same problem on power up with the print cartridge slamming right and left, shaking the whole printer. I've taken it apart and don't see any problems with detached striped ribbon, don't know what the clear encoder strip is that's referred to -- that needs cleaning. I've looked at it close and there is no thin clear strip. Just the white ribbon with stripes under the print head, that is perfectly fine. I notice it seems to be trying to do something on the right side, where the cleaning area is, that's where it's confused. There was a big pile of gooey black ink in the docking bay? which I took out. There is a clip that fell out, stainless steel, flat, with two hooks on the top of it, very small piece. Can sort of see where it goes, but putting that in place made no difference. Also a stainless steel rod was loose, about 1/4" long, don't see where that goes. My intuition tells me it's part of a sensor as there is one like it on the left, where the print head rises up. Perhaps I just need more details on what is this encoder strip, what does it look like, any photos of this printer to show it? Thanks -- Beetsy
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