Hi
Thanks
for using FixYa. There are two step-by-step procedures to resolve the issue—
Procedure
1
Procedure
2
By following the above any one of the step-by-step
procedure, the printer will start printing normally.
Please do
rate the solution and revert for further
assistance.
Thanks
Rylee
Power light is flasing grrr
SOURCE: Epson stylus 1280 printer
Based on the lights you are already out of one or more ink cartridge or an ink cartridge is not being recognized/expended.
-You cannot print if any ink cartridge is expended.
-Leave the empty cartridge installed in the printer until you have obtained a replacement.
Once you start the ink cartridge replacement procedure, you must complete all the steps in one session.
1. Open the printer cover and press the INK REPLACEMENT button, located under the printer's cover. The print head moves to the center and the lights flash.
2. Lift up the ink cartridge clamp. The cartridge rises up from its holder.
3. Remove the cartridge and dispose of it carefully. If ink gets on your hands, wash them with soap and water. If ink gets in your eyes, flush them immediately with water.
4. Unpack the new ink cartridge and remove the yellow tape. You must remove the yellow tape from the top of the cartridge. Do not remove the clear seal underneath the cartridge. Do not touch the green circuit board on the back of the cartridge, or you may inhibit normal operation and printing.
5. Tilt the new cartridge toward you slightly as you insert it. Lower the cartridge so that the tabs rest on the hooks. Do not place the cartridge tabs under the hooks.
.
6. Press down firmly on the ink cartridge clamp until it snaps in place.
7. If you need to replace the other ink cartridge, repeat steps 2 through 6 before continuing with step 8.
8. Press the INK REPLACEMENT button and close the printer cover. The printer begins charging the ink delivery system.
9. Wait until ink charging is finished (the power light stops flashing and the red error light goes out).
SOURCE: epson r220, power light flashing green, ink light red
Include the printer. Press and hold the buttons STOP, MANITENANCE ("drop") and POWER whereupon switch off feeding.
http://files.mail.ru/N287AI
SOURCE: my epson c86 will not print but the 2 red lights
need to download adjustment program. you can found it "Indoreset" website.
reset wast pad counter
SOURCE: The light below the power
Use the following steps to clear out the print queue.
NOTE: This document is specific to USB products only. Before you
proceed with the following troubleshooting steps, ensure that your
hardware is fully functional by printing a self-test page. Refer to the
product documentation to get information on printing a self-test page.
If the self test does not print correctly, and if there are other
symptoms, refer to the documentation specific to those symptoms.
Step one: Restart the computer
Click Start .
Click Shut Down .
Click Restart or select Restart from the drop-down menu, if available.
Click OK .
Check the print queue once the machine is restarted.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step two: Check the printer cable
Disconnect the USB cable from the printer.
Disconnect the USB cable from the computer.
Leave the cable unplugged for 5-6 seconds.
Reconnect the cable to the printer and computer. Ensure that the printer
is connected directly to the computer through a USB cable or a powered
USB hub.
After reconnecting, the printer should start printing the jobs in queue.
Go to step five, if you want to stop those jobs from printing.
NOTE: If the printer is connected through a non-powered USB hub, or if
the type of hub is unknown, connect the printer directly to the
computer.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step three: Check for the right driver and port
If there is more than one printer configured on the same computer, the
printer in use may not be the default printer, or the wrong driver may
have been configured. Use these steps to verify the driver
configuration:
Click Start .
Click Control Panel .
Click Printers and Other Hardware , and then choose the printer from a list of installed printers on the left menu.
Ensure that the correct printer is set to default, denoted by a
checkmark in a black circle on the icon. If the wrong printer is set to
default, right-click the icon for the correct printer, and then click
Set as Default .
NOTE: The correct printer must be selected from within the application
that is issuing the print job. In the application, click File , and
then click Print . If the correct printer is not shown as the default,
use the drop-down menu to select the correct printer.
If the printer is already set to default, right-click the icon, and then click Properties .
To verify that the printer is using the correct port and driver, click
the Ports tab. The printer should be set to use a DOT4 or the USB00X
(where X is replaced by a number) port. The driver in use is listed next
to Model on the same page.
Click OK to close the Printer properties window, and then close the Printers window.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step four: Check whether the printer is paused or offline
Open the Printers folder.
Right-click the icon of the printer in use, and then click Open .
Click Printer on the menu, and then ensure that there are no checkmarks
next to Pause Printing or Use Printer Offline . If a checkmark is
present on either, click the menu option to remove it. If the menu shows
Use Printer Online , click that option.
If neither Pause Printing nor Use Printer Offline are checked, press Esc to leave the menu without making changes.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step five: Manually clear out the print queue
Follow the steps given below to clear the print queue.
Open the Printers folder.
Click Start .
Click Control Panel .
Click Printers and Other Hardware or Printers and Faxes .
NOTE: If you have the Printers and Faxes option in this screen, skip to step 5 below; if not, continue to the next step.
Click Printers and Faxes .
Select View Installed Printers .
Double-click the printer icon to open the print queue.
Click the Printer menu at the top-left corner of the window.
Select Purge Print Documents or Cancel All Documents , and then click Yes to confirm.
If still there are documents in the queue, restart the computer, and try printing again after restart.
Check the print queue again to ensure that it is clear. If it is not
clear, or if the queue is clear but jobs are still getting stuck after
attempting to print, continue troubleshooting.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step six: Restart the Print Spooler service
Open Administrative Tools .
Click Start .
Click Control Panel .
Click Performance and Maintenance .
Click Administrative Tools
Double-click Services .
Click Print Spooler .
Click Stop to stop the service. Click Start to restart the service.
Click OK .
Restart the computer.
If this step does not resolve the issue, continue to the next step.
Step seven: Check the software application
If print jobs from one specific application are backing up, then that
application may be failing or interfacing with the print driver
incorrectly.
Use the following steps to verify whether a specific application is the problem:
Close the application, and then reopen it.
Send a print job from the application.
NOTE: Most HP all-in-one products do not support printing from a DOS
application. Determine if the software application is Windows-based or
DOS-based by checking the system requirements of the application.
If the queue backs up again, try printing from the Notepad to see if it is an application issue or the driver issue.
Clear the queue using the previously mentioned steps.
Click Start , and then click Programs or All Programs .
Click Accessories , and then click Notepad .
Type a few characters in the Notepad.
Click File , and then click Print .
If printing is successful from Notepad but not from the application, contact the manufacturer of that application.
Cause
If the printer does not complete a print job before other jobs are sent,
print jobs can build up in the print queue, causing it to become backed
up.
ink light is not on. (If the red 
ink light is on, you need to replace a cartridge.)
2.
Turn the printer off and make sure the front tray is in the paper (lower) position.
3.
Make sure letter-size plain paper is loaded in the printer.
4.
Hold down the 
paper button, then press the 
power button. Hold down both buttons until the 
power light begins to flash, then release the 
power button.
5.
When the nozzle check starts to print release the 
paper button. Check the nozzle check pattern that prints to see if there are gaps in the lines.
6.
If there are no gaps or lines, the print head does not need to be cleaned.
If there are gaps or lines, or the test patterns are faint, follow the steps in do the Head Cleaning to clean the nozzles.
Using the Buttons on the Printer
1.
Make sure the printer is turned on but not printing, and the red 
ink light is off. (If the red 
ink light is flashing or on, you need to replace a cartridge.)
2.
Hold down the 
ink button on the printer for approximately 3 seconds.
The printer runs a head cleaning cycle and the green 
power light flashes. Cleaning takes several seconds.
Caution: 
power light stops flashing, make sure paper is loaded in the printer, then print a nozzle check to determine whether you need to clean the print head again. Print Head Nozzles
If you don’t see any improvement after cleaning three times, turn the printer off and wait overnight. This allows any dried ink to soften. Then, try cleaning the print head again.
Cancel button 
Print cartridge status light
Resume button and light
Power button and light436 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×