Service manual The power to my printer went out in the middle of a print job. I can't get it powered back on. Is there a fuse on the unit?

The 1203 error indicates either a communication failure between one of your cartridges and your printer or a short in one of the cartridges. Please follow the steps below to fix the problem:

1. Power off the AIO and remove the power supply from the back of the unit. Wait 30 seconds, then reinsert the power supply, and power the AIO on. Did the error message return?

Yes: Continue to step 2.
No: Print a test page. If the test page prints, the error is resolved.

2. Power off the AIO and remove the power supply from the back of the unit. Open the top cover of the AIO. Using the carrier belt, gently move the cartridge carrier to the middle of the unit.

3. Remove both cartridges from the AIO. Close the top cover, reinsert the power supply, and power the AIO on. Did the error message return?

Yes: There is a hardware problem with the printer. Continue to Contacting Lexmark.
No: Continue to Step 4.

4. Power off the AIO and remove the power supply from the back of the unit. Open the top cover of the AIO. Using the carrier belt, gently move the cartridge carrier to the middle of the unit.

5. Insert the color cartridge. Close the top cover, reinsert the power supply, and power the AIO on. Did the error message return?

Yes: Continue to Cleaning the Cartridge Contacts, and then repeat steps 4 and 5 of this procedure. If you have already tried cleaning the contacts, continue to Defective Cartridge Test.
No: Continue to step 6.

6. Power off the AIO and remove the power supply from the back of the unit. Open the top cover of the AIO. Using the carrier belt, gently move the cartridge carrier to the middle of the unit.

7. Insert the black/photo cartridge. Close the top cover, reinsert the power supply, and power the AIO on. Did the error message return?

Yes: Continue to Cleaning the Cartridge Contacts, then repeat steps 6 and 7. If you have already tried cleaning the contacts, continue to Defective Cartridge Test.
No: Print a test page. If the test page prints, the error is resolved.

Cleaning the Cartridge Contacts

1. Power off the AIO and remove the power supply from the back of the unit. Open the top cover of the AIO. Using the carrier belt, gently move the cartridge carrier to the middle of the unit.

2. Remove the cartridges. Clean the cartridge contacts (How to Clean the Print Cartridge Nozzles and Contacts Manually).

Source: 1203 Error Message on the Lexmark X7170 All-In-One

Error 5200 - Print head temperature rise error.

Try this two troubleshooting procedures. If procedure A does not work, go ahead to procedure B. You have to do A first before going to B.

Procedure A (Power Cycle)

1. Unplug the printer from the computer and the wall outlet.
2. Press and hold the power button for 10 seconds to completely drain the power from it.
3. Plug it back in to the computer and the power outlet.
4. Turn on the printer and try printing. If no go, proceed to procedure B.

Procedure B

1. Switch on the printer, while its moving the cartridge carriage unit, plug out the power cable. Open the printer's cover.

2. So, now the printer is off, and the cartridge carriage unit is located somewhere in the middle or any side. Pull it to the middle of the printer.

3. Take out both cartridge from the carriage unit, and leave the "Lid" open wide.

4. Now turn on the printer with the Lid still open. The carriage unit will now move to the left and to the right, and then stop again at the middle.

5. Now, you can put back the cartridges according to the color code: C for Color, B for Black.

6. Close the cover, and try to print a page.

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1st thing to do is upgrade the firmware. Go to hp.com and look for the software and drivers. Drill down to the firmware and read the instructions.

Remove power cord for at least 10 seconds AND delete print job manually from Windows(?) Open Control Panel>Admin Tools> Services. Stop print spooler service. Delete contents of c:\windows\system32\spool\printers folder, restart print spooler service, plug printer back in.

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the piece of metal that connects to the power cable might have dirt on it, or it might have come loose from the printer's internal wiring, or a soldering joint in one of the chips might have come loose, and in that case you need to go to a specialist because there is no way that anyone but a specialist would be able to find a boken joint in the printer's myrad of circuts

Your printer queue still contains fragments of your print job

1. Remove print job at your computer if listed
2. Turn off printer
3. Disconnect printer power supply
4. Reconnect printer power supply
5. Turn on printer

Your queue should be empty now.

When the fusing unit is not
running in the Ready condition,
the pressure roller fusing lamp
keeps ON with full power for
100 consecutive seconds.

Replace the fusing unit.

have you checked you are getting juice into your printer.... possibly you have a blown fuse, check cables as that may be your problem

Force the HP all-in-one to reinitialize by following the steps below:

1. Turn the unit off by pressing the ON button.
2. Disconnect the power cord.
3. Wait five seconds, then reconnect the power cord.
4. but before plugging the unit back in, press and hold the # and 6 keys on the HP all-in-one numeric keypad. Continue to hold these keys down for a few seconds after plugging the unit back in to reset it. Once the all-in-one re-establishes communication with the computer, reset the language and country.

If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe


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