SAMSUNG PRINTER CLP-15. The paper prints half way the stops with a steady yellow light and blinking green light. I can get it to finish printing if I turn it off and then on.

half page printing printer light blink and printing stop please give me a soloution

Might be the same problem that we see on the CLP 310s. Bad exit sensor. Go to YouTube and watch this video: 5fJHykzkfww

You can get the part on eBay for about $10 and it's a fairly simple 15 minute fix.

Hi,

you may want to run a repair on the printer driver. by going to windows START -> all programs -> Samsung CLP 310 -> Maintenece - > repair and follow the onscreen next till finish.

this could help some time when you swap USB cable or port or PCA main been replace or updated.

Hi,

most likly hood is your exit sensor is faulty. The printer work in this way. if it does not print out all the document. it will print again. that is why you kept getting this same issue after a jam open and close door it will print again.

replace the exit sensor it will help.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t3934542-exit_sensor_problem_samsung_clp_315

You'll probably have to replace the exit sensor (lots of people have this problem). Go to YouTube and watch this video: 5fJHykzkfww

You can get the part on eBay for about $10 and it's a fairly simple 15 minute fix.

Hello,

It sounds like your fuser is causing the jame,.

when you remove the paper can you wipe the toner off the page or does it adhear to the paper ?

If it does not the fuser is causing the jam, if the toner does not wipe off the paper then the feed tires would be the cause of your jam

The fuser is at the back of the printer and will be very hot, so be careful.

eww this one can be lots of things!!!

make sure no paper jammed anywhere

make sure the print head is moving

make sure the ink cartridge is set down right

usually happens when the NIC card goes bad, may need to replace.

first try resetting the printer, look in your manual

Some paper tints can cause problems with color images, so make sure that you're using plain white paper, not another color such as beige, yellow, or blue. Even an off-white shade can affect your colors.

In addition, paper type can slightly influence your ink color. Highly absorbent papers can draw in the ink so quickly that the printed image may seem dull or a little washed out. If this is the case, try a coated paper that is specifically intended for color printing. If you're printing those important family vacation photos, use a good-quality glossy paper.

If your colors are way off, you may be running out of one or more ink colors. For example, blue and yellow are mixed to make green, so if your grass seems blue rather than green, you may be running out of yellow. Check your ink cartridges and replace any that are low or exhausted.

Thank you, & post back if you still need assistance.