HP LaserJet M1522nf Multifunction Printer (CC372A) - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If it is a LaserJet printer then the fuser needs replaced

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REPLACE FUSER.

sounds like might be your toner, specifically your black toner.
is this a non-standard toner or HP? IF it your toner you can try this:

Place a stip of opaqe tape or paper or the chip. When the printer detects a non-standard cartridge press the green (go) button. It will then reset the LCD to Ready.

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otherwise it's probably the memory on the printer, try removing or replacing a DIMM

It might be the driver issue you can give a call to the hp support Support For Hp Printer Call Toll Free 877 690 9305

Give a call to HP Support to get the issue resolved (877-690-9305)

When you changed from Network to USB cable, one or both of two things may have occurred. First check your printers list in the control panel. You may find you have two apparent installations of the device. If so try a test page from each install and record the port settings for the one that responds. Delete the other and re-test. If the machine fails to print on any setting, delete ALL installations for the device and re-install from fresh with the USB cable. You may also need to go into the settings on the device itself and disable any network settings.

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if it is frozen on boot, you need to replace formatter or warm its chip until 280°C for 20-30 seconds.

Nothing unusual about paper being hot. The fuser is a heating element of sorts and if you are printing many copies you will notice the paper is hot.

Do other devices work in the USB ports on the desktop? Do you use the same cable when you connect to the desktop and when you connect to the laptop or does the laptop connect to the printer via the network?

First try a different USB cable, unless other known working devices do not work. Try a different USB port. If you use a hub, try a direct connection.

I suspect you may be dealing with a port issue. Try going to the Device manager from the Control Panel and checking the status on the USB drivers. If you see a triangle with a yellow exclamation point or red x, try updating the drivers (right click on the driver). Then reboot the computer and check if this helps. Next try uninstalling the drivers and rebooting. Windows should reinstall the drivers.

Check your BIOS settings (depending on the computer press F1, F2, Esc, F10 repeatedly after turning on the computer - this may take a few tries) and make sure the ports are active. Also check in the screen saver advanced settings for a USB power saving setting.

You can try resetting the computer - unplug the accessories from the computer and remove the power cord from both the computer and the wall outlet. Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds. If you are willing to open your computer, try changing the CMOS battery (wait a minute after removing the old battery before inserting the new one). This battery is usually a lithium button battery (CR2032 is common).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Based on the history of failure that these units have, likely the formatter has failed. Save yourself time and aggravation and go buy a new one.

You need a new printer LOL

Need more information. Question should be re-stated.

Formatter(main logic board) faulty,replace it. Part no : CC396-60001

ADF is the top part where you place faxes and multiple sheets to copy. Check to make sure that it is sitting completely tight and closed. This is the part that sits above the glass. If it seems closed tight, try to open this top raised part of the printer and then close it again. Uplug the printer and plug it in again.

Are the lights still blinking? because that should indicate you did forget to put something back in the correct way. I would place back the old head. put a few drops of cleaning fluid in the nozzles and gave it a few pages in full colour to print on normal paper. At first nothing will appear, but after just a few pages, some nozzles will give cleaning fluid and a little later you will see colour again. Did the same with an older Canon last weekend and it only took 4 pages and not one nozzle is refusing to work. Be aware, if you did remove the head, you have to put everything back as it was. Because the alignment of the head is very critical. Make sure nothing is in the sensors, that check the end of carriage and so on.