20 Most Recent Kodak EASYSHARE G610 Thermal Printer Questions & Answers

Probably a piece of the old one is obstring it.

Consult the Kodak company or Go to a nearby gadget technicians. I hope it could help you....

http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/list/c/890/p/5,63,433/selected/truefind this.

It sounds funny but I have seen this so try it.Have you removed the protective strip on the contacts of the cartridge? the bare contacts must touch the printers.If I didn't see this happen I would not post it,it does.Many people in a rush to install make this mistake.Good Luck.

printer doesnot print

Hi,
Are you using a thermal paper when printing? If you are, then this most probably a problem printer head problem.
hope this helps.

Hold the transfer button down then hold the left arrow. Make sure the printer is on. Should here some clicking noise. When it completes then remove the ink cartridge.

reinstall its drivers if it doesn't work then tell me i will tell you another solution thank you for your queston.

the dock will not pick up paper lost my manual i tried one piece half full tray and afull tray it worked last time i printed what up
it keeps saing its out of paper

Have you tried cleaning the print heads? The printer should have a function to do this...consult your manual would be my best guess

ok! just make sure that you restart your printer and your computer to make sure that your drivers are recognizing your pc unit or laptop once thats done make sure that you do a test page on your printer and once that done make sure that the drivers work from your port on your printer try that and the hit me back..

Had same prob with G600, all i had to do to get it working again was to clean the rollers with a damp cloth to get it working again.

A lot of times you need to do more than clean sensors to get results. You are getting yellow and pink because either soe colours (blue & black) are dried at the nuzzle or finished.

The procedure am giving you below will determine which is the case.

Ink may be new, but their nuzzles may be blocked; depending on manner of storage. To be sure apply a folded tissue paper to the ink nuzzle and press firmly. If the tissue comes off well blotted with ink it means you still have a good amount of ink in it the nuzzle is not blocked. If not blotted or scantily blotted, it means ink is really low or nuzzle is blocked. To be very sure of this, place nuzzle in a plate/saucer with a bit water so that the nuzzle is soaked. Leave for about 10 minutes. Then apply the tissue again. If still not well blotted it means ink is really low or empty. If new you should return it for a replacement. In the case of blocked nuzzles, the procedure may be repeated over to get results.

Replace the colour cartridge,
or use Windows to configure your printer to print "black only".