Questions & Answers for: blinking light hp deskjet 5150

...light is blinking. Troubleshooter indicated that cartridge was bad to replace it. I did so. As soon as I replaced it the light began blinking again. It will print in tri-color back-up mode. please ...

...HP recommend article to check the information on Blinking lights for Deskjety Printers. The web page article is applicable for your Printer model Deskjet 5150. I hope that this will resolve the issue ...

Paper jammed Cleared paper jammed and still tear drop light keep blinking. Change printers and used the same kind same light keep blinking. Ralph Bland Please help Usually tear drop means 'out of ink'

...light blinking - will not print Try This :- 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 ...

blinking water drop light hp deskjet 5150 is stalled and the computer recognizes the printer. the second button on the printer, it looks like a water/oil drop is blinking. i don't know why I took the ...

...light was blinking so I changed the cartridge and it is still blinking and won't print the documents I send...any advice? All you need to do is uninstall the printer compltely - reboot the computer ...

light blinking put in new cartridge but still does not print light blinking - rebooted still not printing did you clean the carriage contact,carriage is part of the printer where you insert the ...

Full ink catridge but light is still blinking. The light blinking when the ink cartridge is failed.Left lamp is for color cartridge failed, right is for black cartridge failed.Try replace it.

...LIGHT STILL BLINKING AND WONT PRINT Are you using a factory new ink cartridge? Please consider the following: If you are using a refilled or third party cartridge that may well be your problem. Most ...

blinking light print cartridge status light blinking Try to Reinstall the cartridge , if the blinking continue , try to remove ink then unplug the power cord and reconnecting power cord with ink then ...