Printer ready, Feed option does not working. Other power supply settings printer working properly.

Reverse the steps in this video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Of4p888ZqDA

This issue may be due to one of the following:

• An incorrectly set power switch.
  
• An improperly functioning power outlet, surge protector, or power supply backup.
  
• A poorly connected power or data cable.
  
• A defect with a third-party (i.e. non-Lexmark) option such as a memory card.
  
• An incorrectly connected or malfunctioning optional paper tray.
  
• A malfunctioning printer component.

Please try the following steps:

Step Action 1 Make sure the power switch is in the "on" position. If it is, power off the printer. 2 If your printer's power cord is plugged into a surge protector or uninterruptible power supply (UPS), unplug it and connect it directly to a grounded wall outlet. Some of these devices can interfere with consistent electrical flow and cause the printer to fail to power up properly. 3 Disconnect the power cord from the back of the machine and then reconnect it. Make sure the power cord is plugged in all the way. 4 Disconnect any data cables (parallel, USB, Ethernet) from the rear of the printer. Any defect in a data cable may cause an electrical short circuit that could cause a loss of power to the printer. 5 Turn the printer on, this time with only the power cord connected and plugged directly into a grounded wall outlet. 6 If the printer still fails to power up, power off the printer once more. Verify that the outlet is working properly by connecting another device to it to see if it receives power. You can also try plugging the printer into a different grounded outlet. 7 If possible, try another printer power cord. 8
Verify that the printer is the correct voltage type for the environment in which it is being used. A 110V (low-voltage) printer will not work properly in a 220V (high-voltage) environment, and vice versa.

• NOTE: Look at the rear of the printer and locate the electrical specifications sticker. Verify that the voltage rating on the sticker is the correct voltage for your printing environment (i.e. 110V or 220V).

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Remove any third-party (i.e. non-Lexmark) options, such as memory cards, as they may interfere with proper printer functioning. Also remove any paper-handling options such as an optional second paper tray. 10
Attempt to power on the printer once more with all options removed, having verified that other devices work from that power outlet.
If there is still no power, the printer may require service to fix the issue. Please contact Lexmark Technical Support or a local service provider.

Hi there,
It seems that " Print on both sides (Manually)" is selected in printing options., when you want to print any document Go to file Print > select printer and click properties and disable the Manual printing option in device settings.
You should be able to get printing without errors,
if the option is not checked then check for the default paper tray,
save the settings and reboot your laptop/desktop and restart printer as well so that settings should work properly and any given command gets clear from memory, If these all settings are ok, Uninstall the printer driver and download the latest version drivers from HP website and install see links below
hp LaserJet 1150/1300 printing system hp LaserJet 1150/1300 PCL5e driver

If you require more assistance feel free to reply to this post
Regards, BA

There's a couple of settings in the menu that let you choose different options every time you open and close the printhead and also for every time you power it on.

"MEDIA POWER UP" - Set this to "CALIBRATE". -This will calibrate every time you power on the printer. I recommend this setting.




"HEAD CLOSE" - change to "FEED". - this will insure the printer starts printing properly witout having to recalibrate.

Bad power supply.

hello,
plug your printer to a power supply, connect the printer to the computer, make sure it is screwed properly, the computer detects it as a new hardware, install the new hardware hen it is ready for use.

when you are about to print, you select the item you want to print, then you right click and select 'print' from the options, select the type of printer you are about to use and it is ready for use.

The problem is in the Property settings of your Printer. It is taking it from the bottom tray when it should be taking it from the upper. You have to change your settings so that it takes it from the upper tray. When you are ready to print, simply click File - Print - Properties and there should be an option in there somewhere for you to choose which tray you want the paper to come from. If this doesn't work, then yes, your printer is ready for recycle heaven. Cheers.

for starters you need to calibrate your printer.

Note: If printing in Direct Thermal Mode, default the printer first (4 flashes).

1. Load the labels and ribbon (if used) and close the printer
2. Turn on the printer power.
3. Allow the printer to feed or error out.
4. Press and hold the feed button until the green status LED flashes once, then twice. Release the feed button.
6. The printer will set the media sensor for the label backing being used and then automatically feed until a label is positioned at the printhead.
7. A profile of the media sensor settings (similar to the example in Figure 1) will print. Upon completion, the printer will save the new settings in memory and the printer is ready for normal operation.
8. Press the feed button. One entire blank label will feed. If this does not happen, try defaulting (Hold the FEED button until it flashes 4 times)

First of all can you print just from the printer ie
Turn on the power while
holding down the [FEED]
key and [PAUSE] key?