HP DesignJet 330 InkJet Printer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

unfortunatly the only fix is to replace the firmware chip itself which requires a new main PCA/formatter, I would suggest with the age of this unit that would be most difficult to get hold of and would probably cost more to repair than it would be to procure a 2nd hand more recent unit

A clog print head noozle sometimes the cause of this problem, so try to clean it and try plug again

Probably a bad trailing cable. I've seen it many times.

Guys

1. Thanks for coming up for air
2. We figured out the problem
3. It's a master panel board in the bottom right corner of the printer
4. At this time we will be throwing out this HP 330 and getting another

Thanks for your help.

This indicates that either the black print cartridge is faulty, misplaced or missing. Try inserting a different black cartridge. Also firmly press the large green plunger fully down once, and then release it. The plunger should return to its original position. Then reset the printer and try printing again. If the problem persists try using a new black cartridge and primeit before use with the power on.

Sounds like a partial power supply failure; the output for the motor drive(s) has failed. This may be a separate assembly but some covers may need to be removed to determine this. 

The same Ram can be found in old desktop computers, 486 is about the right time for a 16mb or 32mb RAM chip.

played with the set up procedure and it fixed itself. thx for the followup

see the driver are properly installed or if you can do litte bit of serviceing like add oil on the rod . bye

check the catridges thier must be a mixing up of color when you were refilling the catridges

Change font.

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The dates are on the package for a reason. The ink dries out or changes viscosity over time and will likely clog the printhead. My advice is not to stock up on cartridges because of this problem. If you look online, you can find replacement chips or instructions on how to reset the chip on the cartridge.

There are three ways of configuring IP address on any HP Printer: A.- Using the control panel B.- Using the web server C.- Using the Jet Admin Utility We'll deal with the contro panel setup. To access the contro panel menus 1. Press OK (Check Mark) button once to access MENUS. 2. Press Up Arrow or Down Arrow buttons to navigate the listings. 3. Press OK (Check Mark) button to select the appropriate option. 4. Press Return to return to the previous level. 5. Press OK (Check Mark) button to exit the menus So to configure IP address: Press Check Mark Navigate to the CONFIGURE DEVICE Menu using Down Arrow (the menu scrolls, so you may use any combination of Up/Down arrows) Navigate to the I/O Menu Navigate to the EIO 1 menu Navigate to TCP/IP Navigate to BootP entry Press Check to disable it (Off) Press return Navigate to IP Address, press Check Use Up/Down buttons to change the address, check to move between octets. When finished, press Return In the same way, enter Mask and Default Gateway Press Return until you are out of the Menus. Done

If this is an HP LaserJet 5100, then the cartridge or the fuser need to be replaced.

run "clean heads" or replace color catrige.

79 errors are usually bad firmware that needs replaced or updated. Sometimes it is simply a bad print job being sent. Check to see if only one print job is causing this error, or if it happens with everything you try to print.

there are a few fuses that are component based I.E. soldered to the circuit rather than a glass shaped fuse, I would recommend that if you have tried a second mains lead that you put a call into a hp representative or HP trained technician to see if its safe to just replace the fuse or if anything more has happened to cause the fuse to trip. wildly replacing fuses may cause more harm than good. the right choice is to have a trained tech called out.

80 ......... there is more to error code than just 80 please give full error code details for a useable solution . eg 86:01 ( carriage motor transport error) or 0c00340a is also a fault code if you can supplye either full error code then I will attempt to help you resolve it thanks

again the carriage belt drive has chewed - the ONLY REPAIR IS TO REPLACE this belt ( 3rd time answering this same question) this machine is too old to get new parts for - good luck