Top 20 HP LaserJet P2055d Printer - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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This is the problem with the out bin sensor.

Do you want a quick and easy remedy? then just bang on the printer where the paper comes out. The sensor flag will trip and it will start working again.

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Saleem

Solution to the Problem

Try this:

I would try updating the printers firmware; You can download a utility from here:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=3662052&prodNameId=3662058&swEnvOID=54&swLang=8&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=lj-66687-6

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The MS-office is corrupted in your computer. Try to reinstall or repair MS-office using the installation CD.

Either make sure that your program is not creating too large a file, or add more memory as that will allow you to process larger files and also make the printer work faster during every day printing.

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This is not much information. Have you tried just opening the cartridge cover to check under the cartridge? What is the error code showing on the display?

This happens, usually when a user is not carefull about removing paper from the exit bin. Normally what I find is that the flag that detects paper exits is stuck. There should be a small set of fingers that pop up as the paper exits. If the do not move up and down smoothly then this is where your problem is. Most times if you wiggles them around and push down they should reingage properly.

HP LaserJet P2050d Driver
Visit the above link from HP Official Support site and download the required drivers/ software

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

Hello,
open front cover and remove toner cartridge.
Check it carefully for any plastic pieces or something wrong.
Remove it (usualy they are colored whit orange).
Follow instructions from package!
If toner cartridge is broken just replace it whit new one!
Good luck!

Go out hp.com and install the latest PCL5 drivers.

The sensor that monitors the output bin is broke, jammed or missing.
At the top of the printer where the paper exits and lays flat. There should be a plastic rod that goes from one side to the other.
It has rollers on it to pull the paper out. There should also be a black plastic flag that goes up and down as paper comes out of the printer. Use a flash light if you have to. Move the flag with your finger up and down. It should almost float. If it is stuck in the up position it causes the printer to think that the output bin is filled up with paper. If it is stuck push it down gently. Make sure that it lifts and that gravity pushes it down.

yes you can.
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?taskId=135&cc=us&lang=en&prodSeriesId=3662052&prodTypeId=18972

Check out the arm that rides on the paper as it comes out. It may be stuck so that the sensor is covered. Or it may be that the sensor has some dust on it, so that it reports bin full. Check the arm and also as a precaution use some canned air and blow out the area where the sensor is located. Be careful with the air and don't let it move anything out of place.

out put bin is full

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on this page you can download driver.

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Check for a tiny piece of paper or some toner that may be covering a sensor.

Hi!
Is it showing offline on the LED panel of the printer or in your computer screen?
What Operating system are you using in your computer?
Check status of printer in Print and Fax from Control Panel Window.
Keep me posted.

Check for a tiny piece of paper or some toner that may be covering a sensor.