HP Laserjet F380 dried up?

Clean the Head Carriage assembly's Circuit with dry cloth also clean print cartridges circuit. change prints Cartridges.

the body of text of the test page is black ink. From what you describe, the print heads are clogged. Most HPs use cartridges that have the head built in, but if not used for an externded period they can dry up and clog.
Try repeated head cleanings (10 or more) see if any change. If none, try new HP ink cartridges

Try a different toner cartridge

Hi,
Remove the jammed paper. Unplug the printer from the mains and PC. Inspect the rollers, etc for tiny paper piece(s) that may be stuck, or other debris. Try to clean rollers and make sure they are dry.
Keep printer unplugged for about 2 minutes and replug and try a test print.
Also make sure that you have waited long enough for the printer to heat up before giving a print job.
Finally, it could be an issue with the paper sensor. If this is the case, you will probably have to take the printer in for servicing..

Hope that helps!
Thanks
Newton

Probably a bad FUSER. The teflon is probably worn off.

Also take out the toner and move the drum cover aside to look at the drum..It should be clean.

After sitting in power save mode for a long period of time the printer might not function properly. This happens when the printer is plugged into a surge protector. Unplug from the surge protector and plug directly into the wall power socket.


Step 1:

Please try to print Self test Print from the Printer (without PC ie. remove the USB cable from the PC)

Step 2:
If the Self test Print is Ok, try to connect your printer to PC
and Print Test Page
Go to Start >> Printers and Faxes >> Select your Printer F380
then Right click Properties and Click on "Print Test Page"
If this prints Ok then all the connections you have made are correct
In case, it does not print then please check your USB cable try to change it

Step 3:
You can uninstall your Driver
and install the new driver, to download the driver for F380 All in One Printer Please click the below link
Choose appropriate Operating System
HP F380 All in One Printer Driver

I hope this will resolve your problem
all the best

Hi,

1. Remove this F380 printer drivers.
2. Restart PC as required.
3. Install the CD
4. DO NOT plug in the USB cables yet.
5. After running the HP software, plug in the USB cable as requested.
6. the printer should be installed by itself.
7. wait for sometime, and the HP software should ask you to restart the PC.
8. After restart, try printing

Let us know if this works.

thank you.

Try this :-
Resetting the All-in-One

• Press the On () button to turn off the unit.
• Disconnect the power cord from the back of the unit.
• Connect the power cord to the back of the unit.
• Press the On () button to turn on the unit.

Hi , prnter does not respond within a few seconds , the printing jobs are backlog , it must be delete all or cancelled it , so that the printer can move on.

Most printers and copiers are made for the standard 20# paper, if using a different paper then most of the time you need to specify what type ie: transparency, labels, lbs etc. so the machine can accommodate itself. ( lowering or increasing the heat in the fusing section, and pressure on the paper.)

for that machine everything is done through the pc. go to File, Print, right click on the printer, go to properties got to device settings, General, printing preferences and paper quality, there is a box there for paper options. try setting it to cardstock.