Printer error When I turn my snap lab on it comes up then immediately go to an error message to reboot and if the error message still comes up the printer may be damaged.

The best thing is, turn off the printer, unplug it, wait one minute, re-plug it in and press the on button. It will take a few minutes to reboot and if this does not correct the problem, delete the printer and it programs from you computer and reinstall the drivers.

Hope this helps.

I have fixed this temporarily by going into Device Manager, finding Com Port 1, right clicking on it to disable it (you get a warning message), then immediately re-enabling it (right clicking on it and selecting 'enable'). This fixes the problem until the next reboot. Still looking for a permanent fix.

This message appears when there is ink system failure.. either the cartridges that you are using got damaged or are refilled and also happens when the memory of the printer goes bad

Try this one
Take out the inks and printhead
Leave the cartridge door open, then unplug the power cord from the back of the printer while the access door is open
Close the cartridge door once the cord is unplugged
Reconnect the powercord, turn on the printer, then your printer will look for your printhead "Printhead missing or not installed correctly..."
Then put everything back. make sure it will snap in to place. Then print a calibration page, then scan it. This is just over writing the error message.
Thanks Josh - Kodak Tech Support

first to do remove your hdd then insert again, try to start, if the power proble check the dc jack connector or the board itself

unplug power cord wait for 1 minute before plugging it back in...

Hi,
try to turn off the printer for 5 min. and unplug the power, and then turn it on again, this worked for me, and apparently this error associated with all Epson printers,
mine is 8300

The drum is not pushed fully into the machine.Open the waste toner container door and gently push all units into the printer.Then turn off the printer at the wall.When you power back up the printer should be back to normal.

Press Enter and 6 at the same time. It should reboot the system immediately and will stop the annoying beeping!

It could be that someone has tried to update the firmware and has
interrupted the process before it had finished.If this has not been the
case you could try updating the firmware go to Sony's website or do a search on the internet for Snaplab firmware update and you will see Sony's information. Download the firmware relervant to your machine going by its serial number on the back .Save this to your hardrive then
connect your printer and follow their instructions but do not switch it of halfway through as this can ruin the machine permanantly.
It could be a damaged ribbon sensor although fairly cheap to buy if you
can get one is a big job to fit. We have had faulty ribbons that have caused a similar problem so try a different batch of ribbon.